Sentence examples for compelling bonds from inspiring English sources

By this point, Peggy no longer needs Don's help in her career, but I hope the last two episodes provide us with a few more glimpses of one of the most compelling bonds on TV.

What Ms. Duncan and Mr. Rickman achieve is the suggestion of a darker, dangerously compelling bond beneath the wit and whimsy.

Some of the selling points of such stock funds may not be as compelling for bonds.

With expanding use of multi-materials in vehicle components for attaining light-weighting structures, growing interests have been refilled in the adhesive bonding technique attributable to its compelling advantages to bond dissimilar materials, especially for carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) composite and metals.

AT FIRST GLANCE THE ARGUMENTS ARE compelling for owning junk bonds.

Fleming's life and personality from his wartime service and his caving and shark hunting to his and his family's hobnobbing with the rich and famous (when Fleming's father died, Winston Churchill wrote the obituary)—made him, in the opinion of many, a more compelling figure than even Bond, and as such he has been the subject of several biographies, including Andrew Lycett's Ian Fleming (1995).

But, he added, "we believe that a high-quality diversified portfolio of municipal bonds is of compelling value now".

Municipal bonds also look compelling — even for investors who aren't in the highest tax bracket.

After all, for the conservative investor looking for attractive aftertax income and capital preservation, investment-grade intermediate municipal bonds remain a compelling choice.

Even the oil bond is less compelling.

Filmed with subtle eroticism and dreamy intimacy, the girls' bond becomes a compelling love story that will be tested not only by personal grudges but also by anti-Jewish propaganda and inflamed animosity for the French colonists.