Sentence examples for would have coerced from inspiring English sources

Unlike Conrad or Nabokov, I didn't have circumstances which would have coerced me out of my native tongue altogether.

The networks have coerced, or attempted to coerce, consumers to watch programs and commercials in which they have no native interest.

With respect to the threat of coercion, the court explained that insofar as children could not participate in the club's activities without the written permission of their parents, it was unlikely that they would have felt coerced to participate in the club's religiously motivated activities.

Mr. Shargel said that the police had coerced witnesses into implicating Mr. Pelosi, and that the shortcomings of the investigation into Mr. Ammon's death would be a major issue at trial.

She said the men had coerced her.

No one has coerced us to sign this.

Rumors emerged that Chinese officials had coerced Chen into leaving the embassy by threatening his family.

Not that a mom would have to be coerced.

Some lawmakers said they did not realize the bill would have required this coerced penetration, which critics not unreasonably likened to rape.

There are just too many paths into and out of the country, too many independent providers who would have to be coerced or damaged, to make a rapid countrywide shutdown plausible to execute.

At one point she lamented, "Never thought I'd have to coerce a guy into seeing the midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises with me".