Sentence examples for most compelled from inspiring English sources

And yet Bruce Springsteen is the rock musician I am most compelled by, the one who seems to reach into the heart of me.

Well, they've been the norm for going on a half-century, and it's about time the one man most compelled to lead compels blacks to act for themselves, to be keepers of our own individual destinies.

Mr. Orfield said that municipalities with the least property wealth — central cities and older "inner-ring" suburbs where foreclosures had weakened an already fragile tax base — were the most compelled to raise rates.

It was not, of course, an entirely new idea that the mad, or the violent, or the more subtly disturbing might be worth listening to; that the people (and ideas) we are most inclined to resist are those we are most compelled by; that we identify most deeply with those we demonise.

I am most compelled with the where and how of this journey toward self takes place.

Whenever tragedy strikes, as it did Friday in Newtown, this is the reaction we are most compelled to jump to.

Always, though, whether my characters are believers or not, it's the human stories that most compel me, the mysteries that lie between people.

ROBERT PINSKY Character — the intersection of an individual life with history, the collisions and collusions between personality and culture: character, in that sense, may be what interests me the most, what most compels me as a reader.

Many companies contract young women based on their appearance, and most compel their workers to wear tight, revealing clothing that many find immodest [ 10].

Or is it the ambiguity itself that most compels?

Of all modern myths, it is the fall of the child star that most compels us.