Sentence examples for morally impelled from inspiring English sources
The slaughter of civilians is impossible to watch without feeling morally impelled to act.
"He feels morally impelled to stake out this position," the official said.
Nobody but the Prime Minister knows what the Constitution looks like, or even whether it is a physical document, a lovely idea, or a bill of health, but voters nonetheless felt morally impelled to state that, whatever it is, they don't like it.
Curiosity impelled him to investigate.
She's impelled to codify.
It should have impelled him to act.
Two forces impelled this salvage.
A combination of horror and desire subsequently impelled him back each evening, despite his earlier resolution that they do nothing that was disrespectful to his parents, and they would touch and stroke and taste, always stopping short of sex, to which he remained as ever morally opposed and which they had by now found ample means to circumvent.
Indeed, neither side seems impelled to try very hard.
The blackmailing was impelled solely by a craving for amusement.
The experience impelled him to reject content entirely.
