Examples of using Impelled in English and their translations into German
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The force of My love has impelled you.
What impelled him to seek Jesus out?
You all know the reasons which have impelled me to renounce the throne.
They are impelled to protect one another and the family name.
You feel there is a new momentum and you are impelled along.
What impelled Hezekiah was a religious, not a political, motivated.
But it was precisely this failure which impelled Stalin to prepare a new case.
I almost felt impelled to go down into those woods a lot. I would walk down.
Alien to me, and a mockery, are the present-day men, to whom of late my heart impelled me;
Perhaps you feel impelled to prove something to yourself.
Admittedly, if he had been created without intellect and felt instinctively impelled.
Her Eucharistic Heart is impelled to draw you to My Eucharistic Heart.
This impelled him to study new possibilities of computation on electronic machines….
The forward march of civilization is impelled by the genius of a few exceptional beings.
But he himself, also,was carried over the cliff at the same time from the thrust with which he impelled his brother.
So he felt impelled to end his treatise with a solemn call to judgement.
Arjuna said: O descendant of Vṛṣṇi, by what is one impelled to sinful acts, even unwillingly, as if engaged by force?
A holy curiosity impelled them to see this child in a manger, who the angel had said was the Saviour, Christ the Lord.
TRANSLATION Arjuna said: O descendant of V"£‹i, by what is one impelled to sinful acts, even unwillingly, as if engaged by force?
We are thus impelled to relieve the sufferings of another, in order that our own painful feelings may be at the same time relieved.
She screamed and turned, and then the chair legs came gently butfirmly against her back and impelled her and Hall out of the room.
This is why I feel myself impelled to draw a picture of Nietzsche's life of reflection and feeling.
It was their refusal to separate the twin commandment of love of God and love of neighbor which impelled them to such great solicitude for the needs of the brethren.
Actually, only a spirit impelled to creativeness can be conscious of that power which is contained in counteraction.
It was out of the consciousness of a common participation in certaingreat spiritual blessings that Christians were impelled to manifest their partnership in these specific ways.
So he proceeded, impelled both by this irresistible flood, by fear, and by a vertigo which converted all this into a sort of horrible dream.
Faced with the inevitable imbalances of a bureaucratically administered planned economy,Stalinist regimes are impelled to introduce capitalist market measures.
Higher standards demanded with regard to comfort are impelled particularly by the Health and Safety directive 2002/44/EG, which defines the daily permissible vibration exposure to the driver.
It acknowledged at university level that profound development in human knowledge andconcern that had impelled the nineteenth century industrial and scientific revolution.
The increasing demand of market impelled us to customize the turnkey production line and machines to help customer to produce soybean food to abut the consumer's demand.