Sentence examples for a compelling feel from inspiring English sources

It is always a pleasure to watch David Liu, a ballet-trained skater with a compelling feel for fine detail and scale.

There is also a compelling feel of inclusiveness to the company, which is better integrated racially than most and is filled, refreshingly, with performers of all shapes and sizes.

"Look no further than Ted Williams". The tale of Ted Williams, with which you have likely attained some degree of familiarity -- homeless former substance abuser with a radio-ready voice "discovered" panhandling for change -- is a compelling, "feel good" human interest story which much of American major media has been keen on for most of the week.

The tale of Ted Williams, with which you have likely attained some degree of familiarity -- homeless former substance abuser with a radio-ready voice "discovered" panhandling for change -- is a compelling, "feel good" human interest story which much of American major media has been keen on for most of the week.

The combination of materials provides exceptional mobility and a compelling metal look and feel, while using energy-responsible manufacturing methods.

It is so entrancing and persuasive that the word compelling feels like a limp understatement.

And for every kid's book that I've written that's been action oriented, I've had not only kids that I've spoken to before I've written them, but a diverse group of kid readers that I take feedback from, because I want to know whether or not the material resonates, is compelling, feels relevant to them.

And in a compelling way, I feel this is the situation in which global energy producers now find themselves.

With the release this month of a second studio album, Beauty Behind the Madness, backed by a compelling single, Can't Feel My Face, which has a groove and feel reminiscent of an updated Michael Jackson hit, any residual sense of anonymity could be about to be irrevocably lost.

"I don't sort of feel a compelling need to convince other people of that".

"In general, you've got to offer a compelling feature that people feel is worth paying for.