Sentence examples for become compelling from inspiring English sources

Patterns become compelling, and then breaks in patterns more so.

"Portraits of Grief," the daily glimpses of the victims of Sept. 11, have become compelling reading.

It's amazing what unpromising material can become compelling when surmounted by an impermeable superstructure.

Worse, its two stars, Mr. Tucker and Rachael Leigh Cook, never transcend their characters' limitations to become compelling.

In this regard Ms. McKee and Ms. Mitchell's Goneril and Regan become compelling case studies in a toxic hunger for power.

Every picture certainly tells a story, but Turner's sprawling canvas here becomes more like a novel, and its details become compelling subplots with vivid characters.

Nine million people in Britain watched the dramatic final against the Netherlands as hockey became compelling viewing.

Once you realize that one of his palms is facing up, the other down, it becomes compelling.

The action in the stadiums of Brazil became compelling by midweek, but the protests in the streets kept on swelling.

Some of "A Brilliant Madness" has been superseded by these recent events, yet it becomes compelling whenever Mr. Nash appears.

Only if the case for adjustment became "compelling" or "overwhelming" would Secretary of Commerce Robert Mosbacher use the statistical techniques.