The phrase "a compelling no" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong or persuasive refusal or rejection of something.
Example: "After careful consideration, the committee delivered a compelling no to the proposed changes in policy."
Alternatives: "a strong refusal" or "a persuasive rejection."
Maybe an historical portrait of an art museum just isn't that compelling, no matter how much dirt you dig up on its inner circle.
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The committees identified several practices as "sloppy science" — misuse of statistics, ignoring of data that do not conform to a desired hypothesis and the pursuit of a compelling story no matter how scientifically unsupported it may be.
Thus far I haven't found a compelling answer". No one ever asks you to solve for x.When my friends call me late at night complaining about how hard it is to eliminate exes from the equation, we never turn out to be talking about the same thing.
If the research you plan is not compelling, no rhetorical skill will make it compelling to a committee of smart scientists.
No story (no matter how compelling), no inception (no matter how well-implanted), no on-boarding experience (no matter how brilliant) makes up for a product that doesn't add lasting value to the people who use it.
The song is so compelling no doubt because of who sings it, but also what she sings about.
It's a treacherous path Mr. Minahan has taken; he is satirizing shows that many laugh at anyway, even while finding them compelling no-frills viewing.
There is a compelling argument that no one in Britain or Ireland deserves the honour more.
Superseded content when submitter has a compelling reason to no longer have an earlier version available, at all.
