"There are those who make the contention that no woman should ever dare to aspire to the White House that this is a man's world and that it should be kept that way," she said, and continued, "I find the reasons advanced against my running to be far more impelling".
I think he was impelled more by the adventure of it than by the good works.
But when he helped his father run for the Senate, or later for president, he seemed impelled more by love and loyalty than by passion about the issues.
The role fit him, glovelike, because of his years of aggressive governance, his omnipresence at everything from Yankee games to official funerals, his assertion of provocative opinions that impelled more than a few prayers for silence.
Taylor's alternately ludicrous yet resilient persona may have impelled more women in the direction of the early "second wave" of feminism than Simone de Beauvoir, Germaine Greer, Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, and Helene Cixous combined.
But, on the other hand, unhappy marriages are by their very nature more dramatic, so the creation of exciting drama may have impelled him more than the obvious display of his conscious experience.
The higher temperature impels more electricity consumption and equivalently more costs.
The closer zero hour approached, the more powerfully I felt impelled to anticipate that I would lose.
Their obvious ambivalence, coupled with the influence of Hollywood, where arms and calves are bared throughout the year, impelled the more daring to make willful hash of the seasons.
Far from dismissing the charges out of hand, Mr. Lieberman found that the president "had made false or misleading statements" that "undermined his moral authority and public credibility," and that the House managers "presented the facts and argued the Constitution so effectively that they impelled me more than once to seriously consider voting for removal".
