Sentence examples for impelled by the from inspiring English sources

Morne Morkel steamed in, impelled by the Bullring roar.

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

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

Richardson, the androgynous outsider, swoops and carves the air, impelled by the music's dreamy flutter.

His dancers are bodies in space, facially expressionless, impelled by the music and the moment.

Scholars debate whether Welles's departure for Italy, in the late forties, was impelled by the approaching McCarthyite storm.

In DUENDE: A Journey Into the Heart of Flamenco Broadwayy, $23.95), he's impelled by alarm at the thought of becoming a tame academic and rushes to Spain in search of duende -- the gut-turning, mind-dazzling impact of flamenco, a bit like "soul" perhaps and a lot like a visitation from a goblin, which is what duende also means.

The government, impelled by strategic objectives that the public did not understand, was moving deeper and deeper into an unpopular war on its own initiative.

Or again, the Reformation was, we are told, impelled by brave piety resisting the degeneration of the Catholic church into a giant medieval Amazon for papal indulgences; there is not a single word about underlying social or technological changes (Gutenberg – who?).

There don't seem to be any adults at the top — nobody acting larger than the moment, nobody being impelled by anything deeper than the last news cycle.

Other convictions are under challenge, impelled by a finding by the West Virginia Supreme Court that discredited Mr. Zain's work in 1993, years after the state first received complaints about his methods from colleagues and others.