Sentence examples for which then compelled from inspiring English sources

From book to screen and everything related to fantasy and fiction, Gilliam was excited by so much of it, laughing hysterically at the idea of LA studio execs calling novelists "content creators," comparing them to cash cows being milked dry, which then compelled him to bring up Don DeLillo's White Noise.

Perhaps one should look instead for military causes: Ionians disliked the military service to which they were then compelled (they did not even care much for the naval training they had to undergo, in a better cause, before Lade).

But West was challenged to and then compelled to apologise.

The Germans were then compelled to abandon Riga, and the autonomous Latvian government was restored.

The end of slavery, then, compelled America to reimagine black value beyond conceptions of property.

Ho was then compelled to turn to Beijing and Moscow for material aid against returning French troops.

The oncoming winter then compelled Kublai and Ariq Böke to encamp their armies and wait for spring.

Few people looked at their faces until the first dollar changed hands, which then created some sort of force field — other passengers would suddenly feel compelled to be generous, too.

After he was hired, respondent filed a state-law employment discrimination action against petitioner, which then sued in federal court to enjoin the state-court action and to compel arbitration pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA).

2) An alternative explanation for the results that "the target rats are biased to release those rats with which they are familiar with not because of any empathic feelings towards the trapped rat, but that they are compelled to release these rats so that they can play with them, which then serves as a social reward".

After all, why tell a story that aims to persuade, and then compel instead?