Tracy wants to be a writer: a natural compulsion, in Baumbach's work, but also a dangerous one, and woe betide the lover, pal, or confidant who is sucked into another person's fiction.
The book turns on the illuminating paradox of homosexuality being a struggle, a source, at different times of his life, of "terrible pain", as well as the most irresistible natural compulsion.
[Getting high] is a natural compulsion, human condition, however you want to say it.
Although quantifying Black America's success is a natural compulsion upon reaching such a milestone anniversary as 50 years since the March On Washington, it must also be placed in context, Shelton urged.
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.
This was a natural desire for me, a compulsion.
I started dwelling on the notion of selfhood and the human compulsion to constantly uplift the natural body and its processes.
Mr Gunn began to muse on the natural instinct of the birds and the crowd-compulsion of the bikers, both flocking noisily, and wrote what was to become his best-known poem, "On the Move":Much that is natural, to the will must yield.
But her compulsion to photograph people in their natural habitats extends to her personal work, too, and can be seen in her shots of drunken revelers in Sydney's King's Cross and Hong Kong shop owners in crumbling store fronts.
This evolutionary connection fueled the artist's imagination as well as his interest in the natural world and its origins, which rivals only his compulsion to paint.
