Sentence examples for outer compulsion from inspiring English sources

Eliot expresses similar sentiments in his poem when he writes about: The inner freedom from the practical desire The release from action and suffering, release from the inner And the outer compulsion, yet surrounded By a grace of sense, a white light still and moving.

Compatibilists believe that "a person is free as long as he is free from any outer or inner compulsions," Harris writes, and they "have produced a vast literature in an effort" to salvage free will.

But his larger intention is to transform the drill hall into a theater for an extended piece of performance art, one that mines the United States space program for an entire prefabricated aesthetic — script, choreography, costumes, sets — and also for a complex load of cultural baggage about what fuels the compulsion to explore outer space.

The compulsion.

Compulsion becomes progressively harder.

This compulsion is unavoidable.

Or a compulsion.

Then an odd compulsion.

"It's a compulsion.

"It cannot come from compulsion".

But there's no compulsion.