Sentence examples for compelling clash from inspiring English sources

Sparked by the actors' powerful performances, Arnold's moral absolutism and Furtwängler's lofty aestheticism make for a dramatically compelling clash.

Barry Hearn himself could not have set up a more compelling clash of nationalities, generations and sexes, with Gosden's three-year-old, defeated just once in seven races, opposing the French-trained mare, two years his senior.

Leading Ali Carter by five frames going into the final session, snooker's most compelling talent eased his way to an 18-11 defeat of the barnacle-like outsider in a final that simmered and sputtered without ever boiling over into the compelling clash of styles some had foreseen.

Gatland saw his team win a second clean sweep during his reign in a compelling clash against France in Cardiff.

Replacement Reddan fell awkwardly beneath a tackle in the final minute of Saturday's compelling clash and was given oxygen before being carried off.

It's a compelling clash of art vs. science.

The Broncos host the Titans in a compelling Friday night clash with Anthony Griffin recalling the very stiff Ben Hannant in a flip-flop for the ages.

His encounter with Lieutenant Commander Ron Rancourt at flight deck control in particular is compelling in its clash of opposites – Rancourt is on high-alert duty 16 hours a day, making potentially life and death decisions.

Nearly 15 years on, Huntington's thesis about a civilizational clash seems more compelling to me than the critique I provided at that time.

The competitiveness of that match suggests today's duel should be entertaining, if only because their personality clash makes for compelling viewing.

This compelling account of the Crusades era debunks the clash-of-civilizations paradigm in which the period is typically cast.