But, in a strange twist, the most compelling came not from the world of TV crime drama but audio-visual progressive R&B.
It was all the more compelling coming from such a friendly audience; one questioner, a small-business owner in Pennsylvania, began by praising the president for turning around the auto industry, then lamented: "You're losing the war of sound bites.
All of those arguments would have seemed more compelling coming from Erdogan himself in a setting where reporters could question him directly.
Perhaps the most compelling evidence comes from two of Mahler's own performances.
The film's most compelling moment comes courtesy of William Baldwin, who plays the lead detective on the case.
It's too bad that Corvo Bianco's most compelling icebreaker comes at the end of the evening.
Some of the most compelling data comes from the Tibetan plateau, where from 2001 to 2012, the increase in temperatures was between half a degree Fahrenheit and nearly an entire degree at weather stations above 10,000 feet.
But the evening's most emotionally compelling performance comes from David Harbour (seen in the New York production of Tom Stoppard's "Invention of Love"), who was recruited as a last-minute replacement for an injured actor.
The most compelling evidence comes from a common SNP rs13266634 (c.973T>A, p.Trp325Arg) in Europeans which increased the risk of developing type II diabetes with concomitant impaired conversion of proinsulin to insulin (Sladek et al., 2007 and Kirchhoff et al., 2008).
More compelling evidence comes from an earlier evaluation of the State of Washington's Community Jobs Program, which targeted TANF recipients facing significant employment barriers and paid for both wages and support services, using for placement contractors who received incentive payments (Washington State Institute for Public Policy, 2005).
