Definitionadj. markedly effective as if by emotional pressure
Last update: October 7, 2015
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To W., because of the impelling force of the N.E. [Please select]
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A wave of bitterness swept through Cally, impelling her to hit out at somebody. [Please select]
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That unfaltering, impelling gaze of hers drew the truth from my lips in spite of myself. [Please select]
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I walked slowly back reflecting on this conversation, upon the motives impelling Mr. [Please select]
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It would not be exclusively a check, but also an impelling force. [Please select]
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He was human, intimate and eager, yet concentrated and impelling: he was quietly, unnoticeably drunk. [Please select]
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"Now, let's get through with this room," he was saying in his most impelling way. [Please select]
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The reasons impelling us to believe in its authenticity are weighty, almost indisputable. [Please select]
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The modern trend in books and music and art and drama had so incensed the author that "The Eyes of the World" was the result of his all impelling desire for cleaner living and thinking. [Please select]
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He strode to the window and looked out a moment, and presently, when he turned toward Bo, he seemed a stronger, loftier, more impelling man, with all his emotions under control. [Please select]
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