Sentence examples for a compelling purpose from inspiring English sources

LUKE'S On the basis of a recent Sony Classical recording devoted to his works, the sixteen-year-old musical phenom Jay Greenberg has the technical skills of a professional composer but not yet the voice with which to mold them to a compelling purpose.

According to Elman, the most successful products on the Internet all have a compelling purpose — an important need they fill in their users' lives.

…While its new open-source mobile platform will comprise an XML-based, next-generation markup language, an ultra-lightweight mobile device client, and an application server, it will come without broad relevance and a compelling purpose.

Just as there is a compelling purpose to instituting demanding and restrictive ethics standards.

I also hope "Arrow" finds a compelling purpose for Katie Cassidy, who has been great on other shows but whose by-the-numbers lawyer character seems even more expendable this season.

After all, as Justice Ginsburg continues, the decision handed down last week seems to belie the intention of the RFRA as a bipartisan, democratic response to the Supreme Court's decision in Employment Division v. Smith (1990), in which the Court ruled that individuals could not seek religious exemptions from generally applicable laws with a compelling purpose.

If fashion shows have any compelling purpose in a week of cruise missile strikes, globally scattered bomb threats and fear of anthrax, perhaps it is to keep those whose livelihoods depend on looking at clothes contentedly distracted for the occasional 21 minutes.

"The failure of a majority to understand an activity is not a compelling public purpose".

Some, like Chipotle, are beginning to share a broader story about sustainability by articulating a compelling company purpose.

May 16 , 1991Rifling Our Liberty We should avoid any encroachment by the public sector into private matters which don't have a compelling public purpose.

In a pluralistic democracy where citizens disagree about many matters of morality and religion, instruction in civic values offers the prospect of a compelling moral purpose for public education that we all can endorse.