Sentence examples for a particularly compelling example from inspiring English sources

The end of the second world war provided a particularly compelling example.

"The current high court has been sending increasingly clear signals that it is prepared to defend the rule of law in the case of executive detention, and this case is a particularly compelling example of prolonged, arbitrary detention intended to be exercised without any judicial or parliamentary scrutiny".

Lyons [ 12] gives a particularly compelling example with the case of "sleeping sickness" prevention in 1900 1940 Congo, which facilitated the building of the colonial state.

A recent analysis by Dean Baker, of the Center for Economic Policy Research, makes a particularly compelling case for a housing bubble.

One particularly compelling example is the use of SMS technology in poverty alleviation and healthcare programming.

The case of the thiosulphate-reducing acidophiles, exemplified by Acidithiobacillus, gives a particularly compelling historical example of the tortuous relationship between taxonomy, phylogeny, and ecology.

Co-working offers a particularly compelling use case for under-utilized space.

Descartes illustrates the problem in a particularly compelling manner in the Meditations, where he uses the dream example to motivate skepticism about sensory-based beliefs about the external world, including his own bodily existence.

"The fact of the matter is, it is not a particularly compelling business, and it is built on the cult of personality in a way that Ralph Lauren, for example, is not," said one fund manager, who asked not to be identified.

The Schubert fantasy is a particularly compelling choice for "Sunshine".

The Thunder have not made for a particularly compelling narrative this season.