Sentence examples for would be impelled from inspiring English sources

War photographers inherited what glamour going to war still had among the anti-bellicose, especially when the war was felt to be one of those rare conflicts in which someone of conscience would be impelled to take sides.

Facing this prospect, businesses on both sides of the English Channel would be impelled to campaign openly for Britain to keep full EU membership, instead of quietly lobbying for special deals for their own sectors.

Modernization theory claimed that once developing societies came into contact with western European and North American societies, they would be impelled toward modernization and, eventually, would achieve the economic, political, and social features characteristic of the nations of western Europe and the United States.

President Obama has said on numerous occasions that if the Assad regime used biological weapons against rebel forces that America would be impelled to act for moral reasons.

Accordingly, the trauma surgeon would be impelled to administer red blood cells and secure hemorrhage control.

Halving the apparent dosage of X-linked genes in female mammals via XCI presents an evolutionary conundrum: if sex chromosomes evolve from an ancestral autosomal pair, it is the heterogametic sex that would be impelled to compensate for the complete loss or degradation of the evolving Y.

States would also be impelled to take "appropriate, timely and effective" measures to prevent threats or attacks against environmental defenders – and to investigate and punish them after they have occurred.

Carmen as the heroine in the novella by Prosper Mérimée and Bizet's opera may have been more French than Spanish, but without the aesthetic sense of Bizet's opera, Mr. Távora would hardly be impelled to retell essentially the same tale.

As such, you can be prompted to reflect and change in a much more direct manner than you would normally be impelled to.

Then, users in congested cells will be impelled to associate with uncrowded femtocells.

Kennedy's reputation as a womanizer, and suggests that if the public had known about his activities at the time then "Oswald would not have been impelled to shoot him--it could have been expected that he would collapse of his own accord".