Sentence examples for may feel impelled from inspiring English sources

The decision to publish The Times-Picayune of New Orleans three times a week, which was quickly echoed by three sister newspapers in Alabama, represents a gamble that other newspapers may feel impelled to take.

The problem, as he sees it, is that the "film is bait for the books: unsuspecting parents who take their children to see the movie may feel impelled to buy the three books as a Christmas present".

But his realistic advisers say that, since the House may nonetheless feel impelled to impeach, his best solution will be some sort of "plea bargain": a willingness (there is no compulsion in the constitution) to accept Congress's censure, and possibly pay a fine.That was good advice before this week's election, and it remains good afterwards.

A friend writes: "I have just received an astonishing communication from the magazine "Writer's Digest" and feel impelled to share it with you, so that we may wonder at it together.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, June 26 , 1978P. 21 A friend writes: "I have just received an astonishing communication from the magazine "Writer's Digest" and feel impelled to share it with you, so that we may wonder at it together..

Now, today, I feel impelled to do so.

Malcolm suggests that subjects often feel "impelled by something stronger than reason" to talk to reporters.

Ozon is ruthless at blocking all access to the sorts of response that we feel impelled to give.

He is not the first artist to feel impelled by the Holocaust to carve new forms for his endeavors.

Not many people would feel impelled to buddy up to Bob Gibson.

Diana Burgwyn Philadelphia Incredibly, this is the second time I feel impelled to write to The Times in defense of impatiens.