Sentence examples similar to a decidedly compelling point from inspiring English sources

The comedian and "Daily Show" correspondent makes a hilariously compelling point for candidacy.

Mr. Lumumba's namesake brings up a compelling point.

Some of these detractors, like open source activist Chris Messina, make a compelling point.

That fact, in and of itself, makes a compelling point.

Indeed, he makes an oblique, yet compelling, point.

Then came the string of speakers, most with a decidedly different point of view.

Produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the program has a decidedly Canadian point of view, which turns out to be an advantage.

These contradictions, Conlon says, have led many New York City police officers "to develop a decidedly ironic point of view".

These are questions that have informed her own photographic work over the years, where she has displayed a decidedly political point of view.

She once made fruitcake with Jay Leno and Mel Gibson -- a decidedly low point for the pastry in an already less-than-great career.

It's time to bring up a decidedly unromantic point: Debt is a fact of life for most millennials.