Sentence examples for its compulsions from inspiring English sources

The problem is politics and its compulsions, and who are we to talk about India politics, look at U.S. politics.

His courtship of Lydia Beardsall, from a genteel family that had come sharply down in the world, resembled a D. H. Lawrence short story: intense physical desire worked its compulsions across classes, and marriage was the quick result.

Hydroelectric turbines will generate up to 1,070 MW of electricity, 95% of which will be exported to neighbouring Thailand.This is the World Bank's natural habitat, where its compulsions and capabilities are both shown to full advantage.

"What makes apocalypse so compelling," explains Quinby, "is its promise of future perfection, eternal happiness, and godlike understanding of life, but it is that very will to absolute power and knowledge that produces its compulsions of violence, hatred, and oppression".

"As long as the show continues to be enigmatic, it has its compulsion," Mr. Spader said.

I had an addiction, that much I know for sure, but it wasn't really about the game and its compulsion loops.

But this is a shocking volume in so many ways - in its gratuitous controversialism and insufferable vanity, in its compulsion to shock.

One subject we kept returning to was whether the company's fixation with growth – its compulsion, publicly and internally, to meet the revenue "commitments" set by its top management – had contributed to its ethical and performance failures.

Everything the US has done in the world since then has been conditioned by its fear of the consequences of trying to reassert itself militarily – and by its compulsion to do so.

UNICEF/DACAW program should focus on those areas such as mid and far west where LGCDP, because of its compulsion to cover across the country but thinly, might not be able to enter in big and concerted way.

Epidemic obsessional behavior differs from its companion compulsions in one prominent respect.