Sentence examples for compelling conflict from inspiring English sources

President-elect is a pretty compelling conflict.

Bill O'Reilly has seeded a compelling conflict of interest on his eponymous Fox News program.

Perhaps it all would have come together if the couple-living-with-the-girl's-best-friend scenario actually produced some kind of compelling conflict.

Poniewozik wrote of Will's Broadway plans that "his ambitions, and guilt over them, make a much more believable and compelling conflict than Matthew Morrison has had to convey for much of the season".

Kohler, memorable as the military wife in "Aimee & Jaguar," shows Jettel in a variety of psychological states: angry, despairing, coping, fearlessly wrestling with compelling conflicts and difficulties with both her husband and her daughter.

Both views entail that the intuitive response should be less compelling on conflict problems than when it does not conflict with normative considerations on the no-conflict problems.

When politicians take freebies, it is, alas, generally more compelling than conflicts involving campaign finance.

In the debate preceding its October 1999 vote on the test ban treaty, the Senate was presented with compelling but conflicting statements on the nonproliferation benefits of the treaty and questions regarding its impact on the long-term safety and reliability -- and hence deterrence value -- of our nuclear arsenal.

Its writer-director, of course, is the all-out visionary Paul Thomas Anderson, an all-in filmmaker whose previous work like "Boogie Nights" and "There Will Be Blood" explored strong and compelling personal conflicts.

The most compelling rationale for conflict with Iran — its potential ability to obtain a nuclear weapon — was removed by the agreement.

The most compelling rationale for conflict with Iran its potential ability to obtain a nuclear weapon was removed by the agreement.