The rhythmic movement has a compelling force, generating and concentrating power or releasing superfluous energy.
It's a compelling force and even momentary touching can create a human bond.
Until his final day he was a wonderfully unique and compelling force in the legal and philanthropic circles of New York, and we shall miss him greatly.
Another compelling force in 20th-century experimental theatre, Jerzy Grotowski, conceived his production of Akropolis at the Polish Laboratory Theatre in 1962 as a poetic paraphrase of an extermination camp.
"In any old fight, Mike Tyson is not as exciting as he used to be," Larkin said, "but he's still the most compelling force in the sport".
What should have become obvious by now—as Niedzviecki himself wrote in the only redeeming sentence in his entire article is that Indigenous writing is, in fact, "the most vital and compelling force in writing and publishing in Canada today".
With the death of South African leader Nelson Mandela, many have mourned the passing of a brave activist, a far-sighted statesman, and a compelling moral force in the fallen world of global politics.
In January, transfer gossip is almost impossible to avoid as it dissolves into the air and becomes part of the ambient atmosphere, a strangely compelling force that has made us experts in the concept of contractual amortisation, lured thousands to track private jets on SkyScanner, functioned as hurriedly deployed social currency in WhatsApp group chats.
His coal-black eyes are rigidly focused in a gaze that expresses compelling force.
Throughout, in compelling force and detail, we witness the brother's punishing nonstop work in the emergency ward of Colombo's main hospital.
