Sentence examples for impelling them from inspiring English sources

Avijit, even more vocal than his father, liked to compare faith to a virus — infecting human beings and impelling them into conflict.

With the discovery of the Cape route and America, nations formerly peripheral found themselves central, with geographical forces impelling them to leadership.

Freud suggested that human beings were ruled by impulses or instincts, eros and thanatos, impelling them towards life and creation or destruction and death.

Were they ideologues we would have to think about the ideology impelling them to act and wonder how we could persuade them to abandon it for ours or at least to relax it so that peaceful coexistence between us might be possible.

And who knows what might happen to you then?" "Let me further point out how ubiquitously the word "sexy" is used to describe late-model gadgets; and how the extremely cool things that we can do now with these gadgets — like impelling them to action with voice commands, or doing that spreading-the-fingers iPhone thing that makes images get bigger — would have looked, to people a hundred years ago".

It tapped into the common empathy of a group of people all focused on one screen, impelling them to move beyond the solitude of sitting at their computers towards telling everyone they know, and donating.

But his characters never once moved as if the music impelled them.

Maybe the Wal-Mart case will finally impel them to take a different view".

Only hope can impel them to try to extricate themselves from this fatal ossification.

To a large extent, their differences in social background and gender impelled them toward radically divergent literary paths.

What is it about bureaucracies with significant missions that impels them to forsake the basic virtue of humility?