Sentence examples for strong compulsion from inspiring English sources
"There's this very strong compulsion among women to be nice to each other.
He felt a strong compulsion to channel this into dance, yet for a long time struggled to find a way of doing it justice.
Then again, perhaps it is a testament to Torday's success in creating the all-too-human Michael that I feel such a strong compulsion to protest.
At this early age, he was evidently gripped with a strong compulsion to punish the establishment whose lifestyle he was so eagerly embracing.
And even when they knew it went against the tenets of decent behavior, people still had a strong compulsion to look at newlyweds whether for patriotic, sentimental, or carnal reasons — or a combination of all of the above.
A friend called him "a compass without a needle," and Chatwin himself wondered, "Why do I become restless after a month in a single place, unbearable after two?" Nothing prods the making of art like ambivalence, and Chatwin was lucky to have his roaming impulse countervailed by a strong "compulsion to return".
One reader argued that "it would make for better governance if there was a much stronger compulsion to develop policy based on evidence".
Probably the fact that addiction includes a very strong compulsive property, so when people have been addicted to something for some period of time, the psychological process moves from impulse to compulsion.
Asked whether the government would impose a three-line whip - the strongest possible compulsion - to get the bill through Parliament, he said: "Well, as the prime minister has confirmed, this is government business and will be treated like any other government business".
But far from unravelling the EU, this will in fact bind its members more closely because such flexible, willing co-operation is a much stronger glue than compulsion from the centre.
"Far from unravelling the EU, flexibility could bind us more closely together, because flexible willing cooperation is a much stronger glue than compulsion from the centre".
