Examples of 'impel' in a sentence
Meaning of "impel"
Impel is a verb that means to drive, force, or urge someone to do something, often through strong moral or emotional pressure
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- To urge a person; to press on; to incite to action or motion via intrinsic motivation.
- To drive forward; to propel an object, to provide an impetus for motion or action.
How to use "impel" in a sentence
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They impel you through frightful passes.
But we have the power to impel.
Circumstances impel me to put it in a safe place.
If genuine it will mould and impel the life.
Impel him to move to avoid danger.
The causes which impel them to the separation.
Impel them to the separation.
Various conflicts within families impel children to flee their homes.
They impel great and beneficial movements of all kinds.
In his eyes the main thing is to impel people to spend more.
May it ever impel us to acts of love and generosity.
Imagine a scenario in which you could impel yourself with one.
Numerous causes impel migrants to move to another country.
Adam lacks that interior spark that will impel him to greatness.
Such experiences impel all of us to take more positive action.
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We should no longer be deluded by the ideas which impel the majority of men.
You impel me to take it.
We must have a mechanism which will impel them to take those decisions.
Impel rods have the characteristic of acting from inside the wood.
And feminist methodologies impel us to explore connections that are not always apparent.
Because you also know that everything needs an engine to impel to transformation.
The desires which impel us to action are those which hold our attention.
Avoid escapism and the patterns that impel you to evade reality.
It can impel a man to risk his freedom for the sake of his brother.
The memory of the war continues to impel her to build peace in the world.
The devices impel an analgesic reaction mechanism to block pain messages of the body.
Greed and selfish ambition are the motives that impel many people to lie.
Anything you measure will impel a person to optimise his score on that metric.
A decent respect requires that they declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
That same decision should impel them to negotiate a just and lasting peace.
Yet the chaotic domain is nearly always the best place for leaders to impel innovation.
And to focus on activities which impel people to work together across ethnic lines.
I lost to the Navy and was imprisoned in impel down.
You impel your soul forward in Time.
The expectation of imminent expropriation will impel the capitalists to consume their funds.
Magellan claimed that this technique is potent enough to destroy all of Impel Down.
Finally the discharged compressed air is used to impel a shot or other type of munition.
He was at Impel Down on the second level.
The historic times we are living through should impel us to take ourselves in hand.
The Impel College of London prides itself on offering students a welcoming and modern learning environment.
That they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
This and similar stories impel McAuliff to meet with brother Knights in a timely manner.
An answer to the question elicits yet more questions that impel the design process forward.
He fled Impel Down along with Luffy and the others.
The desire to impress others might even impel the gossiper to distort the facts.
The environment care and the main European cities means of transport policies impel its growth.
Faith in Christ does not impel us to intolerance.
He massacred many prisoners within the walls of Impel Down.
Then I will have to impel your cooperation.
It is a heaven for the prisoners of Impel Down.
