Sentence examples for that will compel us from inspiring English sources
What are the life-enhancing functions that will compel us to pay for these new playthings?
Ultimately it is enlightened self-interest, then, not a harangue about humility or public-spiritedness, that will compel us to take a fresh look at the trades.
His charisma is not the kind that will compel a fan to buy a seat.
Following Ram Dass down from his pedestal gives Mr. Lemle a way into his subject that will compel the viewer.
At least three of the networks contend that they will come back next fall with shows that will compel viewers to give them a try.
So it produces the redolent odors that will compel surface dwellers of all kinds to search for it, eat it and distribute its spores after they have dined.
The judge in the case has revoked his passport, however, a move that will compel him to forgo a scheduled show in Japan.
There are at least five large problems that will compel the federal government to act in gigantic ways over the next few years.
See articleAdd Basel to the mixThe Federal Reserve issued rules that will compel American banks to follow the Basel 3 accords requiring them to hold more and higher-quality capital.
This will be the catalyst that will compel change because you cannot go on with a system built on sand and the sand that is here is so anti-democratic," said Allister.
As the number of people participating in these votes grows from the thousands well into the millions, they will acquire a political force that will compel our elected representatives, anxious to keep their jobs, to heed their message".
