Sentence examples similar to straightforward compulsion from from inspiring English sources

Only outside compulsion, from citizens, can make an end to all of this possible.

Power does not necessarily imply coercion or use of force; it may involve any degree of compulsion, from the gentlest suggestion to absolute domination (Beier and Stern 1969).

Some of the compulsion comes from comradeship.

It was straightforward from the outset.

He says it's a compulsion inherited from his father, Ted.

Thankfully things get more straightforward from here.

Where did Hannah's sudden counting compulsion come from?

No compulsion to escape from the kitchen any more, because the kitchen itself is cool.

In legal terms adults find their freedom from compulsion in the UDHR and other conventions.

Compulsion in religion is distinguished peculiarly from compulsion in every other thing.

We suffer from a compulsion to repeat our disasters.