Sentence examples for impelled to take from inspiring English sources
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.
Or a government may impose restrictions because it feels impelled to take account of factors that comparative advantage sets aside.
Death has, accordingly, constituted a problem for man, and he has felt impelled to take special action to cope with it.
War photographers inherited what glamour going to war still had among the anti-bellicose, especially when the war was felt to be one of those rare conflicts in which someone of conscience would be impelled to take sides.
If we were watching a Hollywood comedy, this would be a cue for careful bonding, with the kid gradually drawn out of himself and the feckless adult impelled to take responsibility.
He felt impelled to drive down to W. Phila.
Stein disliked Allan but still felt impelled to make him her heir.
It was as an author that Walpole felt impelled to make his career.
My journalistic streak impelled me to take a closer look – who could it be?
Low pay and poor working conditions had impelled her to take a leading role in efforts to unionize the plant.
