Sentence examples for is compelled to read from inspiring English sources
No one is compelled to read it.
Dispatched to New York, he is compelled to read a long speech denouncing his idol, Stravinsky, and then further shamed by the smug grandstanding of Nicolas Nabokov (Vladimir's cousin), an émigré composer comfortably out of Stalin's reach.
We were compelled to read Plato, Aristotle, Thucydides, Rousseau, Marx and all the rest.
They should therefore be compelled to read this dazzling account of the origin of musical species.
What a stupid situation, the husband thinks — I'm being compelled to read about freedom!
Of course, being compelled to read books that one might not have personally chosen is a mixed blessing.
Get yourself a lover, not a loser!" It now emerges that Sista is, in fact, a shy Glaswegian who cringes at the scripts she's compelled to read.
I was compelled to read Greil Marcus's review of "Love and Theft" three times until I felt that I got it.
It's another little gem from a publisher known for its beautifully presented, painstakingly selected stories and I defy anyone to read these tasters of Zweig's work without being compelled to read on.
That book, which Libyans are compelled to read (he canceled student summer vacation at one point and replaced it with indoctrination sessions), is filled with oddball notions and banal assertions.
His opening explanations of kin selection, group selection and inclusive fitness are among the most succinct and user-friendly I have read, and although he never forces the issue, antievolutionists should be compelled to read his section on corn rootworms.
