Sentence examples for further impelled by from inspiring English sources

After the entertainment divisions of broadcasters turned pop karaoke into such a lucrative form – through shows such as The X Factor, Pop Idol and American Idol – drama departments set out to attract the same fanbase, further impelled by promotional and commercial opportunities from tie-in compilations.

"But in a way what happened with the Kursk further impelled me to make this film.

Further up the hill a group of alien prisoners, attracted by the offer of reward and perhaps impelled by the monotony of camp life, were quarrying for stone; to our left another party were reclaiming a barren hill-top for a market garden; and inside the huts we had already seen hundreds of deft craftsmen plying their trades.

An activist is impelled by a cause and adopts it.

Morne Morkel steamed in, impelled by the Bullring roar.

Impelled by necessity or lured by profit, people moved from province to province.

Malcolm suggests that subjects often feel "impelled by something stronger than reason" to talk to reporters.

Torsos, legs and arms were all impelled by the music the same way.

She did this as if impelled by a dream, as if she knew she belonged there.

Mr Fox, impelled by a media campaign, pushed through a freedom-of-information law.

Every vocal phrase is impelled by the emotion and dramatic intention of the moment.