Translation of "Fühle ich mich gezwungen" in English

I feel compelled to take some vengeance on you.

Then only when I feel compelled to do so.

So I felt the urge to step in, so we don't have problems in the future.

I feel compelled to give something, anything, to others and that makes me feel happy.

During the past several days I have felt the compulsion to go to my room and pray.

I feel compelled to explain why ideas and institutions change in this world.

Nevertheless, Mr President, I feel compelled to admit that the Commission has made considerable efforts and progress, showing that it takes Parliament's opinion and wishes seriously.

At the same time, I cannot help but express, to some extent, my astonishment at the Commission's excessively administrative approach to this matter.

In the report in question I felt obliged to vote against a number of paragraphs whose spirit I support but whose scope and approach seem dubious.

I know so much about her cycle, I'm feeling pressure to impregnate her.

Clayton Hughes is a close friend of our family's, and though I find his actions utterly reprehensible, I feel compelled, out of loyalty to his mother and late father, to stand by Clayton's side at his hour of need.

What we adopt on Monday is published as an annex to the Minutes as the agenda adopted by the plenary sitting and it can be found there in the place I have referred to.

I feel compelled to toss my hat into the ring as a Republican candidate for state representative in district 59-B.

I look at my mother who now looks like a child lost her favorite toy, and I feel compelled to comfort her, and hold her into my embrace.

Andrea Dear reader, It is with acute regret that I find myself forced to inform you of the arbitrary change to the title of my book, originally "La Musica del Silenzio" ("The Music of Silence"), which has now inexplicably become "La Mia Musica" ("My Music" in the German version).

While I don't disagree with the reasoning and spirit behind that idea, I don't feel compelled to write GNU/Linux.

Regardless, I feel I have to train myself for developing an automatism in some situations in order not to “get caught”.

I don't know if this will upset more people, also because I really don't want to make her mad, I just feel compelled to tell the truth according to the deposit of faith and the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. Reply

Therefore I feel the need to declare ethical standards in this times according to what I belief is the nature of todays paganism or should be, if not so many Anmatoi would ran around.

I feel compelled to say this, because I hear girls say it to each other all the time.

In the aftermath of all the well-publicized shootings of black people by whites, the controversies about the Confederate flag, and the humiliating images of white people as a race, I feel compelled to make a public statement.

Still, in view of pessimistic predictions that people would only waste that time, I feel compelled to suggest some alternatives.

I don't feel compelled to put those kinds of letters up on the site, and they do have a forum already.

Because appearance is so important, I always feel compelled to hide my face or tell Natives I meet for the first time that, yes, I am one of them.

I often try to edge and delay my orgasms when using it, but I just feel compelled to thrust hard with it as if feels so good.

WHO], I feel compelled to share my knowledge of the facts, so that people sincerely concerned for the good of the Church can know the truth to which they are entitled.

Question: I am in love with a man with family problems, and wants to know his real intentions without the rush, now I feel compelled to hide unfaithful relationship, because he has marriage different problems.

But I now feel obliged to continue praying it, and it gets easier each time.

At first I held back from responding because I didn't think it was worth the effort. I now feel compelled to because of your background of involvement with Ken Wilber and the fact that you call your propaganda piece 'Integral Patriotism'.