Sentence examples for a compelling reading from inspiring English sources

He now makes a shaky transition to the Abbey's main stage with a production filled with beautiful images and some fine speaking, but lacking a compelling reading of the play.

But Rhoda Levine's fine production, and a compelling reading from the conductor Willie Anthony Waters, will in any case further the cause of this arguably slightly hackneyed but very affecting opera.

It led to a bit of unpleasantness afterwards, but last week @HarryBorcus made a compelling reading of an atheist subtext this year, which could of course be co-incidental.

But Gidon Kremer made a persuasive case for it on Saturday, with a compelling reading not only of the highly charged opening movement but also of the meandering finale.

The Copley Singers provided several, including a compelling reading of Samuel Barber's "Agnus Dei," which uses the music of his Adagio pretty much intact and thus (thanks partly to Oliver Stone's film "Platoon") carries resonances appropriate to this occasion; and a powerful setting of "We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder" by a choir member, Andrew Clarkson.

A compelling reading of Erdrich's tricksters can be found in Lawrence Gross's essay "The Trickster and World Maintenance"; he argues, "the trickster figures [in Tracks] find ways to not only adapt to changing realities, but actually to thrive in the new world order" (64).

Melodrama aside, it's a compelling read.

Robot Rights is a compelling read.

No one could say, however, that "The Sexuality of Christ" was not a compelling read.

The Innocents is a compelling read and Segal writes with a delicate, understated elegance.

The book altered the face of African-American literature, and is still a compelling read.