Sentence examples for impelled to ask from inspiring English sources

If we're really serious about rehabilitating sled dog reputations, one feels impelled to ask: What about the malamutes?

First, it likes the way the journalist felt impelled to ask the questions that have been playing on everyone's mind since Baumgartner's record-breaking leap from the edge of space.

NANCY BRINKER, founder and C.E.O. of Susan G. Komen, Dallas DIEDERIK STAPELS'S AUDACIOUS ACADEMIC FRAUD Having just finished reading Yudhijit Bhattacharjee's absorbing article on Diederik Stapel, I am impelled to ask: Might there not exist faked science experiments that were so cleverly done years ago that they were published and are totally accepted by the scientific community to this day?

That Saigō felt impelled to take such a drastic step indicates the depth of his feeling.

It wasn't the only public stance NUJ members felt impelled to take.

The slaughter of civilians is impossible to watch without feeling morally impelled to act.

Next to Live Live & Organic is a store that impels visitors to ask me, the first and the second and the third time they see it, "What the *?#& is going on there?" The faded awning and unlit neon sign indicate that it was once a juice bar.

The jury will be asked to consider if the wife's will had been so overpowered that she had been impelled to commit the offence because she had truly believed she had had no real choice in the matter.

She's impelled to codify.

Indeed, neither side seems impelled to try very hard.

He felt impelled to drive down to W. Phila.