Sentence examples for compelling chapters from inspiring English sources

One of the most compelling chapters is Piketty's discussion of the near-universal rise of what he calls the "social state".

By far the most persuasive and most compelling chapters in this book deal with cities that Mr. Kunstler admires -- or at least has hopes for.

In the video below, Nicklen describes an incredible four-day experience with an enormous female leopard seal (she was roughly thirteen feet long and three feet wide), which created one of the most compelling chapters in his new book.

One of the most compelling chapters is concerned with a path across the Isle of Lewis to shielings, or stone shelters, built by crofters near their summer grazing grounds.

'Oh God, oh God', I thought, 'I didn't know it would be like this.'" It is one of the most compelling chapters of the book, as well as, ironically given that Athill almost died from her miscarriage, one of the most life-affirming.

For instance, a chapter titled "Exodus" explores the Moten branch's escape from slavery -- not surprisingly, one of the more compelling chapters of the book.

Chapter Two/COLOUR was a bewildering and outlandish experience, and Chapter Three/FUTURO looks to be just as compelling.

"In this year, 1915," begins a chapter halfway through Peter Ackroyd's concise, compelling new biography, "Chaplin became the most famous man in the world".

For Hobsbawm, the continual duty to engage with Marx and his multiple legacies (including, in this book, some fine new chapters on the meaning of Gramsci) remains compelling.

"Paul's commitment to our values and compelling strategic vision for the company is exactly what Cinematique needs as we enter our next chapter," Heller said in the announcement.

Looks compelling.