Examples of using Feels compelled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And feels compelled to smile!
Every time she says something, he feels compelled to answer.
Still, she feels compelled to share her story.
Now, is there a board member who feels compelled to begin.
Every provider feels compelled to do their best for the patients.
The appearance of a man that the resistance against the English feels compelled to rally around.
If the government feels compelled to provide explanations.
Even though John and Savannah fall swiftly in love, John is in the army,and after the September 11 attacks, he feels compelled to re-enlist.
He has no idea why he feels compelled to take these pictures.
He feels compelled, like the Apostle Paul, to carry the“gospel” of justice to all corners of the South.
Mrs. Schroeder has seen something she feels compelled to tell you about.
So now he feels compelled to hurt the victims' pets before he comes to kill the family?
You may notice that everyone, from your mother-in-law to complete strangers, feels compelled to offer advice about your pregnancy.
The committee feels compelled to act because of hypotheses advanced by those in the media, such as yourself.
Magic numbers” may result in excessive acquisition, because a person feels compelled to buy everything in multiples of his or her magic number.
Rather, he feels compelled-- morally obligated-- to do so, because he believes that this is what a caring, ethical human being would do.
I refer to this type ofOCD as“Responsibility OC,” as the sufferer feels compelled to protect someone other than him- or herself.
It also feels compelled to take some action against ISIS in reaction to the Suruc atrocity and the instability that such terror acts bring.
While no one would call Watson a spinster or old maid today,she nonetheless feels compelled to create a new term for her status:“self-partnered.”.
When Delilah goes into labor, Eddie feels compelled to tell Katherine the truth about being the baby's father.
She can light candles for her problems, she can go to confession when she gets worried,and when she feels compelled to count, she can do it on her rosary.
But he added that he is seriouswhen he says he simply no longer feels compelled to produce objects, the kind that have made him a solid critical success and also one of the most sought-after artists in the world at auction over the last decade.
Participants included not only experienced left-wing Jewish activists but also mainstream Jewish community leaders and politicians-a sign that the segment of the American Jewish community that feels compelled to protest the U.S. immigration regime is continuing to widen.
In the case of these videos, as well as in many others,the traditional media feels compelled to cover them in order to provide their audience with relevant information about world news and events.
Karen Grumberg noted that"the Zionist soldier, a man with a conscience, loathes violence but realizes he must act violently to survive; the dilemma causes him to weep while pulling the trigger. Looking inward,he despairs at the violence he feels compelled to enact this way because he fears his moral corruption.".
While nobody would name Watson a spinster or old maid right now,she nonetheless feels compelled to create a brand new time period for her standing:“self-partnered.”.
On the one side, from the domain of natural science because its whole make-up and stamp at the present time are up to a certain point bound to be such that anyone who undergoes a scientific training and thinks that on this basis he can, or may, or must,develop a view of the world, feels compelled to adopt one which, on account of its materialistic trend, must inevitably be antagonistic to Spiritual Science.
Even the one person in Sweden who hasbeen praised for his struggle against anti-Semitism evidently feels compelled to remind people how evil Israel is, and in contradiction to the facts on the ground there.
This constitutes an exclusion which creates disruption in the Orders of Love; therefore, as the nature of the Soul is inclusion and to be equal to all things,the client feels compelled to share in the fate of his great-uncle and live with the consequences of conversion to Judaism within the context of belonging to a Christian family.