Sentence examples for very compelled from inspiring English sources

"With medical bills, people are very compelled to make good on those debts," she said.

I feel very compelled, like I have a purpose more than ever".

I'm not very compelled by biz models as they have been presented.

And I must say, I don't feel very compelled to be complicit in this hoax.

I was growing very compelled to see Cho's sermon, and exactly how persuasive the enigma must be.

I was very compelled to tell the story of Haiti's orphans the moment I visited the first orphanage.

"Before the fall," he tells me, "the feedback loop of social media became very compelling—I post more, search more, interact more.

It's this beautiful, very Ace of Bacey idea but it's really compelling.

Nigeria's realities, and South Korea's and Cuba's and New Zealand's, travel to the hub of the Western storytelling complex; and when a South Korean wants a story about Nigeria, or a Cuban about New Zealand, they are very often compelled to make do with content assembled not on their soil, nor on the subject's, but in London or New York.

Yes, very protectively compelled to be a mamma for the child, and that made it easier to manage a birth.

But the imminent referendum, which she described as Michele's "very, very sad legacy," compelled her "to speak out for fairness for those of us who are being judged and told our lives and relationships are somehow less," she said.