Significats de compel even en anglès

But with that affinity power he could probably compel even a voidhawk.

I too know how to compel even nature to do my will; but the danger is not over yet.

Looking across at me with that direct brown gaze that would compel even a milliner to relent, she asked:

The Abbé disappeared with a commendable constancy, and with that just sense of secrecy which should compel even an archiepiscopal admiration.

He was a strange young man, with the rare marked look that would compel even a poor memory to pick him out again.

With the Arachne-hewas sure of this-hewould compel even his opponents to accord him the recognition for which hitherto he had striven in vain.

The party were compelled even to leave their dead on the field.

We are intrigued, compelled even, by the inner world of celebrities.

But taking the worst and most iconoclastic as true, are we compelled even then to surrender our Christian faith?

Who, like him, makes mercy the companion of war, and compels even his enemies to emulate the clemency he shows?

It compelled even me, who has failed to understand the offside rule almost as many times as she has been to the theatre.

The mischievous little boy of the bow had compelled even gods and heroes to submit to all sorts of odd tests and means.

He even talked of ordering his admiral, Baltaoghlu, to be impaled on the spot; but the janizaries present compelled even Mahomet to restrain his vengeance.