Both these dancers left an impression of blaze behind them, and, though they're compelling through to their fingertips, much of that incandescence came, in contrasting ways, from beneath the ankle.
The old adage really is true, that real change cannot be compelled through force.
He started a new company in 1909, also called Horch, but was compelled through legal actions to change the name.
Amazon could also be compelled, through a variety of means, to collect more sales taxes on its transactions.
Moved by the example of their genuine love, he has learned that affection and trust cannot be compelled through force.
Throughout the world, young women are compelled, through tradition or religion, to give birth to so many children that a reasonable quality of life is unattainable.
So they were compelled, through their commissioner, Ford Frick, to offer assurances of acceptance — all the while working to ensure that no new team, and certainly no third league, intruded on their plans.
Although assimilation may be compelled through force or undertaken voluntarily, it is rare for a minority group to replace its previous cultural practices completely; religion, food preferences, proxemics (e.g., the physical distance between people in a given social situation), and aesthetics are among the characteristics that tend to be most resistant to change.
Very wealthy men have been compelled, through the levying of income tax rates running up to 73%, to cease investing in corporate securities and to transfer their funds into tax exempt issues.
His argument is compelling.
