impel

A sense of duty, rooted for many in a profound Christian faith, impelled each to take extraordinary risks.

Those close to Newby say his faith has fueled his political ambition, impelling him to defend what he sees as “biblically based” American systems from secular attacks.

The language of the play moves freely from the declamatory to the profane, with some of its funniest moments occurring when fury impels a character to unleash some naughty modern vernacular.

Wilzek, the novel’s unlikely hero, does look closely, and what he sees impels him to take a moral stand.

The rules of Washington would normally impel a person at Esper’s level to seek cover for his actions.