Sentence examples for impelled to make from inspiring English sources

Stein disliked Allan but still felt impelled to make him her heir.

It's intriguing and slightly baffling why David Cameron has felt impelled to make another speech about the NHS.

This time, President Barack Obama felt impelled to make a flying visit to Copenhagen, joining his wife, Michelle, as well as Oprah Winfrey.

As soon as his appointment was announced on Wednesday, Archie Norman – the new chairman of ITV – felt impelled to make a statement saying that he wouldn't "expect favours" from an incoming Tory government.

NEW YORK — The Wall Street community was absorbed to-day [June 20] in discussing the new banking and currency bill, which appeared in the morning newspapers, the Congressional committee being impelled to make the premature disclosure by the publication of garbled versions.

For reasons that scarcely need pointing out, 2016 has been a year in which black artists have felt impelled to make music dwelling on the subjects of race and identity, a state of affairs exacerbated in Kiwanuka's case by his curious position within British pop.

But also, as he makes a narrative of the chance events of his life, so he is impelled to do the same for other people.

Now, today, I feel impelled to do so.

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

So you're impelled to do the things you can.

He heard the score, and that impelled him to make a ballet.