Sentence examples for she was impelled from inspiring English sources

Laurel Halo said she was impelled to merge electronic music with song craft and lyrics out of a desire to "inject a little feeling back into it".

She was impelled by the tragedy of her aunt's death from lupus at the age of 19, a decade before Gaga was born.

For that defence to apply, the judge explained: "Her will must have been overborne in the sense that she was impelled to commit the offence because she truly believed that she had no real choice but to do so".

Mr Justice Sweeney said it did not require violence or physical threats and meant a woman was so affected by pressure from her husband that she was "impelled" to commit an offence and truly believed she had no real choice.

She's impelled to codify.

When she recognizes Clyde (the convincingly dangerous Tony Curran) lumbering about in a menacing fashion, she is impelled to follow him despite her evident fear.

Decades later, as a reporter in Washington, D.C., she is impelled by stories from a disintegrating Monrovia to return, to "the ninth circle of hell, where ten-year-olds were taken from their parents and forced to fight in the country's never-ending civil wars".

It's a pure-dance series of staccato and marcato moves, each for a different body part, that take Ms. Farmer straight down the long diagonal of the stage, but as if she were impelled and wrenched by some expressionist force, even though one or another part of her body remains vertical, composed, constant.

Ms. Marais seems to be following her protagonist as much as she is impelling her on her meandering, tentative journey, and "At Ellen's Age" is one of a handful of New Directors films that challenge conventional expectations of genre and plot.

Byatt said that, while she had not wished to present an allegory or a polemic, the story was impelled by a profound sense of gloom about the environment and indeed about all human endeavours.

However, West was impelled to mention hearts.