The audience is getting older and we don't know what to do about it, so we have the spectacle of a bunch of middle-aged people in the grip of some comb-over compulsion.
To Catholics and other believers, Freudianism — the caricatured version of it that they saw, anyway — epitomized the scientific materialism that elevated the unconscious over conscience, compulsion over free will, and sex obsession over transcendental longing.
And yet, I still have a strange compulsion to look over and over again at perfectly styled capsule wardrobes because they are so pretty, and who doesn't like pretty things?
If enough schools convert with the fear of compulsion hanging over their heads, egged on by the elimination of local authority duties and a national funding formula, it may lead to a tipping point.
It is about compulsions ― compulsions that take over your schedule and eventually your life.
Along with this new compulsion over form, there's a new take on the ice's function.
Mormon scripture explicitly condemns those in positions of power who "exercise control or dominion or compulsion" over others, and says, "Amen to the priesthood or the authority of that [person]." (Doctrine & Covenants 121 37) A strong, sustainable Mormon community would weather these trials without burning its critics at the metaphorical stake.
I wanted to listen to the lead into the chorus over and over again, because like a compulsion, I needed to keep listening to the sound of the organ hitting those high notes, right as Dylan sings: "How does it feeeeel..."...
"It cannot come from compulsion".
The educational system runs on compulsion.
The speed with which they work is an expression of Israel's compulsion to cover over its wounds, a sign of the haste with which the nation, quite literally, wants to wash away the blood of its fallen.
