Sentence examples for surely compel from inspiring English sources
Politically, if not legally, an indictment would almost surely compel Mr. Sharon to step down, Israeli politicians said.
Mr. Romney will surely feel compelled by his own campaign language to enact tougher policies than Mr. Obama in those areas once in office, and conservatives have made clear they will hold him to his words.
Surely the gospel compels me to do something.
Although cramped space and boredom will compel some travellers to seek out associates, others would surely prefer to be left alone.
This realistic view of impending Obama presidency should compel us all to provide him with our strongest support -- he'll surely need it.
Updated at 5.40pm BST 5.31pm BST "Compelling, yes, but surely the lowest quality session there's been in a World final for decades?
Compounding the problem is that minority scientists are often compelled -- by their own conscience, surely, but also by colleagues and administrators -- to be mentors for other minority undergraduate and graduate students, Jackson says.
Surely, the coming years will have no shortage of compelling news.
Just because humans can only tell the truth does not, surely, mean they must do so — that they are compelled to blurt it out on every occasion.
