Sentence examples for a compelling message from inspiring English sources

She has a compelling message, especially for older Floridians.

Many leaders were concerned about the party's ability to come up with a compelling message.

But a compelling message from biology is that if we want to chip away at poverty and improve educational and health outcomes, we have to start earlier.

But his party failed to muster a compelling message or a coherent attack, and people who should have voted for it failed to turn out.

The question is, will they have a compelling message and narrative?" This is a more complete version of the story than the one that appeared in print.

And Parsons had spent too many years in politics not to know that "throw the rascals out" was a compelling message.

And, he added, "The promise of better sleep is a very compelling message".

But, he added, "we did not, and the nationally the Democratic Party did not, have a sufficiently compelling message".

"Rather than make this just an environmental issue, arguing that this is central to the U.S. economy is a very compelling message".

Labour never did anything like that in government and that will give us a really compelling message in the north of England in this coming election.Bagehot: Does it work in Yorkshire?WH: It will work, but attitudes will only change over a much longer period.

Overall, about two-thirds of those surveyed indicated Democrats delivered a more compelling message about education at their convention.