Sentence examples for the same compulsions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps she doesn't share the same compulsions, but each book "always invokes a kind of shadow feeling or topic that you might not have been aware of when you go to town on one idea".

I've had some of the same compulsions cross my mind as I've experienced the highest highs and the lowest lows that business, money, and success have to offer.

Kael doesn't suffer the same compulsion".

Like Macbeth, the murderous Todd is defeated by the same compulsion that brought him greatness in the first place.

It may also demonstrate however that, because Britain no longer matters, very rich white males no longer feel the same compulsion to govern it.

This describes people who don't have the same compulsion or physical need to use a substance as those with dependence, but who use it on a regular basis.

Montalban felt the same compulsion and laboured for hours amid rising waters to deliver families, property and pets to relatively dry land, where vehicles shuttled took them to shelters.

Two things are clear: first, that the same compulsion to see the world as a set of personal challenges carried Hamilton across the Hudson River to meet Burr; second, that a.54-calibre ball from Burr's pistol ricocheted off Hamilton's rib, pierced his liver and diaphragm, then lodged in his backbone.

To try to glean any insight into the governor's political behavior through the lens of her athletic pursuits -- could her bold 1993 campaign pledge to cut income taxes 30percentt and her high-speed Napa Valley descent be rooted in the same compulsion to take risks?

The same compulsion that kept us searching for food coerces us to open emails from Groupon and Appsumo.

The network taps into the same compulsion-inducing format that make video games so addictive: when Fitocracy users log workouts on the site, they earn points that help them progress through levels.