Sentence examples for because of its compelling from inspiring English sources

"Ask.fm has seen phenomenal usage and engagement because of its compelling take on social expression: describing yourself through the lens of what others want to know about you," continued Leeds.

The Android system is appealing to OnStar because of its compelling navigation capabilities.

And because of its compelling product, growing revenue and strong user base, the company has even become a pricey acquisition target, receiving acquisition offers of $500 million.

Interstellar, which opens this week, looks set to be one of the most talked-about films of 2014, not just because of its compelling storyline and dazzling special effects, but also for the fact that it sticks pretty close to established science and any speculation remains in the realm of plausibility.

If a product is approved -- because of its compelling evidence -- the ministry could encourage all of its participating school districts to purchase it -- perhaps at a discount rate through the ministry itself.

It's easy to argue that the game's graphic imagery, be it thematically justified or otherwise, adversely affects the effectiveness of its compelling storyline, because it does.

Perhaps because of its dealing with a compelling cliffhanger from last season, "Grey's" posted a strong 4.3 rating in the 18-49 group, with about 11.5 million viewers.

Bill Gates comes to mind in this connection, perhaps because of his compelling philanthropy.

This beautiful vintage piece creates compelling wall art, and because of its hinges, all it takes to turn it into a sturdy shelf is some interesting hardware and a couple of screws.

Instrumental touches — swaths of electric piano, squiggles of violin — appear like individual brushstrokes, and the whole work functions like an abstract canvas, compelling because of its unpredictability.

Still, even with fewer features, the Home Hub is compelling because of its drastically lower price.