Sentence examples for it has impelled from inspiring English sources

It has impelled the president to reaffirm the existence of "evil" in the world and the need for "just war".

It has impelled her to strew sofas about at home and at work as others might deploy lamps or plants.

Sorrow is one of these, and it has impelled Western art from the earliest time, from Classical Greece, with its vase paintings of Niobe weeping disconsolately over the bodies of her children, to Christianity, which has tragedy at its very core.

A mistake like that becomes symbolic, a sort of Freudian slip, and it has impelled us today to hold this fundamental debate on cloning, certainly, but above all on whether the living organism should be patented.

The agency also has been examining whether Google has rigged its results in a way that has impelled websites to pay more to promote their services through Google's advertising network.

Second, it strains credulity for millions of Americans -- and has impelled thousands of them to occupy public places in protest -- that no banking or insurance executive deserves criminal prosecution for the actions that brought on the financial crisis.

This step in the argument is not at all absurd: the discovery of spacetime, the relativistic realisation of the \(B\ -series, has impelled many from Minkowski on to descriB\ -series "static" conception of time.

E. tarda is well established to be one of the leading fish pathogens haunting the aquaculture industries throughout the world, and its association with high value fish species such as turbot has impelled the attempts for vaccine development against this organism.

It is perhaps one of the first questions a curious child asks about the world, and one that has impelled many a curious child to physics.

And the furious spirit of independence that has impelled Wazirs and Mehsuds to resist outsiders for centuries will recede.

The ordeal has impelled her to slow down, reassess her job and even consider leaving her profession.