This thought-provoking question is explored and exposed in the compelling new documentary, "America the Beautiful 2: The Thin Commandments" by director Darryl Roberts.
And as in the compelling peculiarity of the Smiths -- a sensibility that links the director and the band -- the film takes fascinatingly soigné turns.
Perhaps because Mr. Thomas himself grew up being fascinated by many kinds of music, he can reach out to children and the younger audience in the compelling manner of his mentor, Leonard Bernstein.
"Our clear preference remains to engage with Inmet, as we believe strongly in the compelling strategic and financial merit of the transaction".
In this sense, the historical roots of geomorphology lie in the tension between faith in theories and the compelling power of field observations issues that remain relevant to the practice of geomorphology today.
Zach Goldbaum is the host of Noisey, a TV show that takes its audience around the world to meet artists and people in the most compelling, and sometimes controversial, music scenes.
Her voice, while radiant and creamy, especially in extended lyrical passages and the compelling spans of recitative, seldom soared into the house.
Bhatia added that the capital raise should lay to rest concern allowing investors to focus on the "upside potential inherent in the franchise and the compelling valuation".
I lost track of the number of times Mr. Boulez and Deborah Polaski, the compelling soprano soloist in the Schoenberg, were brought back to the stage during the long final ovation.
Finally, Hatch explores the precedent-setting vegetable garden restoration of the early 1980's and the compelling Jefferson legacy in food and gardening today.
The batting order is in urgent need of invigoration and in the absence of compelling candidates – so much for systems – the order needs reconfiguring.
