Sentence examples for compelling comments from inspiring English sources

Some of the most compelling comments in the film are from Naoto Kan, then the prime minister.

To enter, all you have to do is make as many compelling comments as you can possibly muster.

It's essential to interact with your teenager at these moments when you hear compelling comments because it's an invitation to communicate about something your teen is struggling with.

In advance of the December 21 release, the filmmaker sat down for an intriguingly in-depth discussion with Film Comment magazine, some of the most compelling comments of which we've isolated below.

Calmly accounting for his actions to his wide-eyed colleagues, he reestablished the relationship they all shared with one compelling comment: "We can take this to our own necks—like we've been doing so far or we can use it to cut ourselves the dominant share of the market so that none of our competitors can match us". An agreement emerged in short order.

IHS Screen Digest analyst Ian Fogg described the pricing as "very compelling, commenting on the launch via Twitter: "Featurephones are dead, finally… Now there's no price reason not to own a smartphone".

He continues on to say that the Queen continues to deny Ireland its freedom, a compelling comment for the Manchester-born Morrisey, who once sang the song "Irish Blood, English Heart".

I'll be addressing them, and some of the more compelling reader comments, in an upcoming issue of the Magazine.

COMMENT FROM VERONICA BEEBE: Your piece was very compelling — other commentators have argued that releasing the picture could serve as a bookend to the devastating pictures from September 11th.

I found compelling Paley's comments about the shift from a city focused on speed -- the long-passed reality of going anywhere in L.A. in 20 minutes -- to the current reality of hyper localization that is spurring neighborhood revitalization and smart development.

Students are asked to write compelling news or comment pieces on human rights issues either in their own experience or stories they can research and give their own angle on.