Sentence examples for with compulsion from inspiring English sources

I could compel him, but the children of the fancy are sensitive, and I do not offend them with compulsion".

"We didn't have a problem with compulsion, but the government has an obligation to offer assistance that is actually helpful and not just put people through meaningless programmes.

So hats off to the frail-looking, child-size marionette who walks away with "Compulsion," the straight-line bio-drama by Rinne Groff, starring Mr. Patinkin at gale force.

"There is absolutely an issue with compulsion," said David Greenfield, a psychologist and assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine who runs a clinic called the Center for Internet and Technology Addiction.

His fortunes changed with "Compulsion," in which two wealthy Chicago law students set out to prove their Nietzschean superiority by kidnapping and killing a neighbor's young son and getting away with the crime.

From beneath a dark fringe of hair, Eben's eyes glow with compulsion, recognizing in the delicate-seeming Abbie a formidable competitor, and scorning her as a "harlot" tarnishing the memory of his sacred mother.

Religious people, including Catholics, came to see that due regard for the unconscious can open into a more rightly formed conscience; that reckoning with compulsions and complexes may narrow the apparent range of free will but can also sharpen one's sense of what moral agency actually requires; that neurotic scruples indulged in the name of "being good" can make authentic virtue impossible.

Abu Obaida also said that Hamas treated Sergeant Shalit "according to the Islamic morals," while Israel "deliberately dealt with our prisoners with torture, compulsion and revenge".

There are enthralling episodes when Ms. Mearns dances with graceful movements tinged with frenzied compulsion.

The third factor, named contamination/cleaning dimension, accounted for 11% of the variance and was composed of contamination and religious obsessions, associated with cleaning compulsions, with loadings ranging from 0.63 to 0.84.

Hill suspects that those tendencies are another inheritance from his father, along with the compulsion to write and a fascination with the macabre.