But, he allowed, "There were some people who felt that, while Edie is a wonderful and compelling person, the story of an estate-tax bill might not be as compelling as a more relatable injury".
"Bikram is a much more compelling person than I am," he said, and attributed his falling out with Choudhury to the realization that strong personalities and yoga are to some extent spiritually incompatible.
He is an interesting and compelling person who seems to naturally draw media attention.
Somewhat like her character in Mysteries In Pittsburg,--the alluring classical violinist Jane Millerther--Sisnna Miller is a compelling, straightforward person who makes no bones about what she's about and how she handles her life in the spotlight.
I was thrilled, then, to see how thoroughly Ms. Kidman knew that, and how apparently effortlessly she managed to create a Woolf who was difficult, thorny and frighteningly fragile but was, at the same time, always the most compelling person in the room, funny and incisive, a woman so fiercely engaged by life that she's all but bursting from her contact with it.
"Personally, I think Gary gave the absolute definition of a cinematic performance: he does almost nothing, yet is the most compelling person on the screen.
The most compelling person in the film ends up being Mrs. Pak, who seems kindhearted and well intentioned.
A compelling first-person narrative, the book draws on much archival research.
Griffin's piece, published last week, is a compelling first-person story of his experience playing for Sterling.
