Sentence examples for being a particularly compelling from inspiring English sources
I don't have an official answer, but we can probably discount any notion of the Highway Code being a particularly compelling read.
is a particularly compelling example of good faith.
The Schubert fantasy is a particularly compelling choice for "Sunshine".
In that regard, American Express's well-regarded president and designated chief executive, Kenneth I. Chenault, is a particularly compelling candidate.
It is a particularly compelling time for such an endeavor, given that the 2008 financial crisis proved that existing theories and scholarship were not working, and could not sufficiently deal with the fallout that happened once the crisis hit.
To say that Jenny McMorris's "The Warden of English: A Life of H. W. Fowler" (Oxford; $27.50) is the biography Fowler deserves is neither to take anything away from Jenny McMorris nor to say that it is a particularly compelling biography.
The last Rent, as it were, is a particularly compelling counterpoint to the now well-documented mortgage crisis, whose widespread devastation of the American real-estate market has thrust the issue of housing back onto the national stage.
"The current high court has been sending increasingly clear signals that it is prepared to defend the rule of law in the case of executive detention, and this case is a particularly compelling example of prolonged, arbitrary detention intended to be exercised without any judicial or parliamentary scrutiny".
Virtual gifts are a particularly compelling way to package your attention.
In fact, this is why false awakening are sometimes thought to be a particularly compelling reason for endorsing dream skepticism (cf. Russell 1948: 153).
