Sentence examples for another compelling point from inspiring English sources

Story director Joseph Staten said that the purpose of introducing the Arbiter was "to offer another, compelling point of view on a war where telling friend from foe wasn't always clear-cut.

Another compelling data point: according to an eBay survey, over half the people who shop regularly on their phones are comfortable spending over $100 on a purchase, with 14percentt willing to spend over a thousand dollars (eBay notes that earlier this year an eBay shopper purchased a Mercedes-Benz for $240,000 using their mobile phone).

But another compelling starting point is July 4 , 1965 at Liberty Hall in Philadelphia, the first time that LGBTQ activists publicly picketed for their rights.

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

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

Still, that stage trick came too late to alter the impression of a production with no compelling point of view.

The program's resistance to providing context, or making any sort of compelling point, was actually sort of fascinating.

While that issue retains its urgency, these days it is interwoven with a second, equally compelling, point of interest - when do we regard armed resistance as being acceptable?

The final, and maybe most compelling, point is that we see AT&T as a far more likely acquirer of Vodafone than Vodafone as an acquirer of TalkTalk.

COMMENT FROM KYLIE: A compelling point made in your recent piece reads, "They should have taught us that a photograph of the violence you inflict is always, in very large measure, a self-portrait".

Fararr falls on the Kapernick side of the argument, and his take that N.F.L. offenses have changed enough in the past decade that quarterback prospects don't need to be ready-made players like before is a compelling point.