Sentence examples for only impelled from inspiring English sources
Muddy Bhatt, a medical student specialising in neurology at University College London, said that reading this particular book inspired him to apply to medical school: "What I read not only impelled me to study medicine, but fostered a passion for neuroscience that I have pursued to this day.
Whether one is personally for or against abortion because of one's conscience or religious beliefs, it is the law of the land and repealing it on the federal level will only impel states to legalize it within their jurisdictions and those who would fail to do so would just drive the procedure underground, not eliminate it.
William Donohue, president of the conservative Catholic League, called the new policy a "ploy" and said Catholics "will only be impelled to revolt".
This may be due to the restricted cognitive capacity stemming from alcohol consumption which causes one to focus only on impelling immediate cues [ 26].
She is always a remarkably watchable dancer, not only purposeful and motivated but always apparently impelled by her own inner life too.
Only hope can impel them to try to extricate themselves from this fatal ossification.
This isn't the only impulse that impels humans to be violent - Hobbes also mentions the desire for gain and the love of glory - but it is fundamental in his account of how they escape from violence.
Hard to tell if these are words the digital visionary would also apply to Oborne, as the only thing he's felt impelled to share with his Twitter followers since then is a basketball clip.
Removing the story from the internet didn't help - it only redoubled the outrage and impelled high-profile Gawker staffers to quit.
The blackmailing was impelled solely by a craving for amusement.
Stein disliked Allan but still felt impelled to make him her heir.
