Sentence examples for a more compelling vision from inspiring English sources
It's not that Mr. Romney does not or cannot offer a more compelling vision of American leadership.
Had Governor Pataki, who was the most powerful person in the process at the beginning, had a more compelling vision himself, things might have been somewhat better.
Political theology is highly adaptive and can present to even educated minds a more compelling vision of the future than the prospect of secular modernity.
There may be no contemporary scholar who has a more detailed understanding of human diversity or a more compelling vision of its unified history.
His "workers party" is a more compelling vision for the right's future than either status quo bias or "tax cuts plus nothing" zeal.
Has Mr Bush come back by accentuating legitimate differences with Mr Kerry and (as this newspaper urged him to do two weeks ago) offering at last a more compelling vision of his second term?
Neal Cross, from Singapore's DBS Bank Innovation Lab also sat on the morning's blockchain panel and had an even more compelling vision of the technology's impact on banks.
For now, Oracle not only remains in pole position, but has the more compelling vision.
—A More Compelling Search Offering.
Today's populist message - now embraced by hundreds of Members of Congress and a growing number of Senators - has flipped the debate from protecting social insurance to the more compelling vision of expanding Social Security for retirees who increasingly have no pensions and little savings.
Even the landscape has been infused with our common striving; a design by French architect Pierre L'Enfant intended "principally to connect each part of the city," as he put it, "by making the real distance less from place to place". On the eve of Tuesday's Democratic primary in the District, I'd like to revisit one of the more compelling visions of what a city of knitted souls might look like.
