Sentence examples for be a compelling message from inspiring English sources

And Buttigieg has what could be a compelling message for Democrats, with a riff that seeks to reclaim one of the right's favorite words.

Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a political scientist at the University of Southern California, said that that desire to win, and an intense dislike of the imperious Mr. Davis, does appear to be a compelling message for the Republicans.

Furthermore, such a stand would also send a sharp message to a domestic audience that Indonesia has "zero tolerance on human-rights violations and religious violence abroad and at home".It would be a compelling message for a president keen to make his mark.

That has been a compelling message for many typical Chinese citizens.

And Parsons had spent too many years in politics not to know that "throw the rascals out" was a compelling message.

But it's a compelling message to a perpetually busy consumer who realizes, too late, that he or she missed baby's first words because they were playing Angry Birds.

But most significantly, in between her mirth was a compelling message: We must add a third metric to our definition of success that goes far beyond money and power in order to 'Thrive,' as defined in her book.

Although "I am not a crook" would not normally be a compelling campaign message, nothing is normal now.

Discussing what Mr. McCain needed to do, Mr. Nelson, another veteran of the Bush 2004 team, said: "Step No. 1 would be finding a compelling message that excited Republicans, and Step No. 2 would be having the ability to turn your voters out.

And it's become so apparent, I believe, to voters". To say the economy is improving in spite of Obama "is not a compelling message," added Delaware Gov. Jack Markell.

That's not a compelling message.