As a result, he told the Eye Liberals that he was reluctantly compelled to withdraw as their candidate.

He planned to read for the bar, but his father disagreed and he was reluctantly compelled to take holy orders.

If this goes on, he will be reluctantly compelled to put the matter in other hands."

On the accession of George I he was reluctantly compelled to eject all the fellows of his college who refused the abjuration oath.

The farewell statement concludes, "...we, the teachers in these schools are compelled reluctantly to bid you farewell.

She held out her hand with an affectionate gesture, and I was reluctantly compelled to press it.

The President tried to present himself as reluctantly compelled to inform Japan of the risk of a change in American political sentiment, saying "I want this mostly to be a good-news speech."

I was reluctantly compelled to the realization that my feelings for you must not in fact have perished altogether.

Well, Governor, I'm reluctantly compelled to bid you a final good-by, but here's wishing you all sorts of luck.

There was no telling how long the journey might take, and she was reluctantly compelled to admit that she didn't want to give birth on a raw Mountainside.