Sentence examples for a compelling quality from inspiring English sources

It is, over all, a presentation with a compelling quality all its own.

The obsessive narrative and the clean-cut prose that dwells lightly and comfortably on the surfaces of things give "Gordon" a compelling quality but also account for its limitation.

Even the long wait in Westminster Hall for his arrival had a compelling quality, as Tony Blair spoke animatedly with Gordon Brown, David Cameron exchanged what seemed like a joke or two with Nick Clegg and opposite them sat the film star Tom Hanks.

Making the invisible visible can have a compelling quality, for example, in X rays or night vision images.

Back in 1981, in Hard Road to Renewal, Stuart Hall remarked: "The right of the labour movement, to be honest, has no ideas of any compelling quality, except the instinct for short-term political survival.

She's also an alderman (East Moline), which is, of course, a very compelling quality.

Light and funny has a more compelling quality when you're younger," she said.

The association between frightened/frightening parental behavior and disorganized/disoriented infant attachment had sufficient empirical support and a conceptually compelling quality, with the result that it magnetized the field's curiosity.

Alarmin has a more decisive and compelling quality since an alarm is a clarion call to action, a sharp, often strident sound that gets adrenalin flowing and the heart pumping.

If actions are divorced from consequences and most of the characters lack any compelling qualities -- again, what's the point?

Everyone looks for confidence in others; it's an attractive and compelling quality, and if you can appear confident, this will greatly help your popularity.