Sentence examples for impelled to play from inspiring English sources

Writer was impelled to play detective himself after he read a report in the London "Times" about how West Germans are becoming a nation of shoplifters.

The art world grew smaller the day Calder first popped his sculptures in the post Like many British artists, Paul Nash was drawn to Paris but felt impelled to play safe at home There's a very national flavour to the triumphant and long overdue relaunch of Holland's great museum.

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

But the use of heavy-metal music to evoke military conflict is excellent, the stripped-down stage is resourcefully used and, above all, the production feels powerfully motivated: you feel these imprisoned women are impelled to present a play that deals with violence, conflict and the urge to overthrow any form of imposed authority.

I recognize that states are bound to protect and promote the health of their citizens and this impels them to play a "two-level" game in international forums [ 56] a game that at once negotiates the tension between domestic politics and global objectives.

Research indicates how vital to each of these functions is the uncertainty – the sense of danger, even – that children are impelled to seek out when they play.

Mr. Costa felt impelled to defend his work.

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.

Anyone who knows Shepard's plays knows he's impelled to assess the barren quality of American culture through depictions of the spiritually depleted American West.

Apple is one of the few companies in the world that, in television spots, can simply just show their product and how it works, maybe play some canned music in the background, and you'll actually feel impelled to buy it.

She's impelled to codify.