Almost every time I spoke — I speak — of him, I am compelled to use the word "luminous".
When people ask Zak why he shares his story, at potential risk, he says, "I do it in the hopes that perhaps someone, someday who is compelled to use violence may hear my story and realize there is a better way, that although I had been subjected to the violent, intolerant ideology, I did not become fanaticized.
It is, he thinks, frustrating that so many of the words one is compelled to use in connection with the countryside are religious: the blessing of sunshine falling through trees, the grace of cool water on blistered feet.
Zuckerberg offers the example of a woman leaving an abusive ex-husband, suggesting that because the perpetrator is compelled to use his real name, she "can easily block him".
If few or no ligands are known for a target, one is compelled to use docking approaches, which in turn require the 3D structure of the target and are very time consuming.
That's also why high-end SLRs that shoot movies in Live View mode either don't offer autofocusing or do it poorly - because they are compelled to use contrast detection.
It's just not good enough, and unless you are compelled to use it for some purpose, it has no advantage over the rest and plenty of disadvantages.
It was so long that some writers were compelled to use the phrase "sextuple overtime" to describe it.
Are there really just as many willing to bite in the open market, or will Nortel be compelled to use the $1.5 billion it just raised in equity funding to actually buy back its stock?
DeVos says, "We knew it was only a matter of time before Rob would be compelled to use his gifts in other ways".
For example, when his intractably suffering patient died shortly after being treated, Jeremy (Palliative Specialist) acknowledged how he could be compelled to use double effect despite finding it distasteful: I don't like invoking the Principle of Double Effect as justification for what I did with that patient…at all.
