Sentence examples for compelling calling from inspiring English sources

Poniewozik considered Isaacs "utterly compelling", calling him "mature", "soulful", and "wearied".

This is a far more compelling call to action.

Determining the ultimate goal will also help to create a compelling call to action.

"All those barbershops donated hair and others donated pantyhose because there was no real compelling call to action," she said.

He also makes a compelling call for a Hippocratic oath for statesmen: "above all, do no harm".

Brent Staples's compelling call for more science graduates, particularly more minority graduates, should be considered as important as a call for increased national security.

Going back, to the best team in the world and to a team of lifelong friends with whom he had won the World Cup, is a compelling call.

His encyclical, whatever flaws it might have, sets out a clear, urgent and morally compelling call for the new economy that we so desperately need.

His volumes lived on my parents' bookshelves, the somewhat po-faced flounder on the dust jacket of Der Butt (The Flounder) an unsettling but nonetheless compelling call to open the covers.

For those with spring bulbs left to plant, the arrival of the first seed and summer bulb catalogs is a more compelling call to finish the task than two inches of frozen soil.

That may well be history's judgment on President Barack Obama's plan to shield millions of immigrants from deportation.Mr Obama's executive action, due to be unveiled in a televised address on November 20th as this newspaper went to press, answers compelling calls to bring more order, compassion and even natural justice to a broken immigration system.