Sentence examples for compelling beginning from inspiring English sources

He says the evidence behind the campaign was compelling: "Beginning in the mid and late 1970s, the evidence became quite clear about the role of diet in preventing cancer and heart disease and other conditions".

It is a compelling beginning.

"We're at a compelling beginning, designing technology to be worn, to be truly personal," said Jonathan Ive, the British head designer at Apple, as he introduced the range.

One clean sound byte surrounded by a compelling beginning, middle, and end.

Vintage records, no matter how compelling, begin with a double handicap: their singers long dead, their sound no match for modern recordings.

But the monument has its own, compelling story, beginning with the outrage and protests that greeted the finished sculpture, submitted to the Paris Salon in 1898.

Mr. Frost said if he were to do the show again, he would have the later, more compelling mysteries begin immediately after the unmasking of the killer.

A whole different, far less compelling show begins, one about an ambivalent Marine turned terrorist who appears poised to sell out his family and his country for one little saucer-eyed boy.

ESPN.com's J.A. Adande hopes more compelling voices begin to drown out Arenas' and the Washington Post's Tracee Hamilton writes that the Wizards and Arenas are doing almost everything possible to make a bad situation worse.

Since Patrick was never very compelling to begin with, it's hard for the reader to care much about "the progress of his soul," and all the talk about the hand transplant changing Patrick's life remains just that: a lot of mystical mumbo jumbo in what remains a talky and singularly unsatisfying novel.

One question, obviously, is: why was the truth of the market so compelling to begin with?