The show is meant to chart the course of marital negotiation, but at its heart it feels compelled to explore the ineptness of middle-class husbands to absorb the aesthetic and behavioral lessons of the upper classes.
As America's best friend, with privileged access to intelligence, it feels compelled to take part in America's wars.
"The court recognizes the harsh consequences this decision will visit upon the innocent children," the decision reads, yet it "feels compelled to adopt the result which the evidence and the law appear to require".
It matters that we understand how the government approaches security flaws, especially when it feels compelled to disclose them, given that such weaknesses can be potent weapons.
Iran's new-found sense of isolation may exacerbate existing domestic and international pressures to the point where it feels compelled to cut a deal.
Well, it felt compelling.
It is as if Creative Loafing executives bought a shiny new doll and then once they got their hands on it, felt compelled to tear its head off.
That's one reason it felt compelled to divest its crucial European Opel division, for instance (a decision later reversed by GM's board).
On 10 February it felt compelled to update its privacy policy after the original language raised concerns that its TVs were recording and transmitting everything said in front of them.
Ofgem, which has been under fire for failing to monitor the energy sector properly, said it felt compelled to act after its own review alongside the Office of Fair Trading and the CMA confirmed soaring corporate profits and plunging public confidence.
