The questions, however neutrally posed, compel the artist to make decisions about what is permitted and what isn't, decisions that then become part of the work's conceptual content.
Not long after Murdoch bought the Sun and tarted it up with topless women and gossip posing as news, compelling the other tabloids to follow his lead, the editorial voice of the paper veered to the right, and by the end of the decade it had become a fight-to-the-death defender of Margaret Thatcher.
Sorry, the very fact we were compelled to pose this question made us a little bit sick in our mouth.
In addition to discussions about a wide variety of topics in natural science, a direct result of certain questions posed by Beeckman compelled Descartes to write the Compendium Musicae.
That should not compel me to pose for you.
The sense that an art installation is watching you comes second to the narcissistic joy that compels visitors to pose and dance for the camera, imprinting patterns and silhouettes like surveillance-driven snow angels.
Compelling them to stay poses an ethical question that challenges South Africa's democratic constitution, which recognizes its citizens' rights to determine their future and move anywhere in the world.
She twists, stretches, extends and poses, and her simple presence makes the dance compelling.
These two twisting sentences, full of qualifications and deferrals that recall the patient syntax of Henry James, pose a narrative question that the reader feels compelled to unravel: what made the girl kill herself so soon after her honeymoon?
** These two twisting sentences, full of qualifications and deferrals that recall the patient syntax of Henry James, pose a narrative question that the reader feels compelled to unravel: what made the girl kill herself so soon after her honeymoon?
