Sentence examples for particularly compelled from inspiring English sources

"I never felt particularly compelled to believe those pictures".

Neither Waiting for Godot nor No Man's Land particularly compelled audiences, but stars Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen enacted a more enjoyable script offstage.

As it turns out Bradley did not feel particularly compelled to do so and wisely chose to use the attributes that set him furthest apart from Márquez: his youth and athleticism.

He is particularly compelled by the idea of spontaneity, but there is nothing sloppy or haphazard about him, and that lends Day-Lewis, despite his careworn clothes, a quality of grace.

She often feels particularly compelled to take completed pieces and alter them through deconstruction, reconstruction, addition, and subtraction sometimes for years at a time.

I was particularly compelled by the editing teams, which took time to show us their early work on the third film.

But I don't find either of these arguments particularly compelling.

We live in a time of selfies, but some individuals cut against the grain, particularly those compelled to act on behalf of nonprofits and causes.

However, their limited capacity for transgenic materials and safety, particularly immunogenicity, has compelled researchers to increasingly shift attention upon nonviral vectors as an alternative.

Physicians often experienced helplessness, sadness and distress, particularly when being compelled to practice against their better judgement and without adequate skills.

Don Brown, a PNM spokesman, said in a statement that his company felt compelled to "particularly reject" the chamber's "recent theatrics calling for a 'Scopes monkey trial' to put the science of climate change on trial".