The ship was the Struma and its tragic story is the subject of Douglas Frantz and Catherine Collins's compelling book, "Death on the Black Sea: The Untold Story of the Struma and World War II's Holocaust at Sea".
But there are matches that take on the properties of a quarter-final, compelling sudden-death encounters that decide which team will proceed to the semi-final.
The most compelling witness in "Death by Fire" is one who speaks in Mr. Willingham's defense: his stepmother, Eugenia, who appears calm but still a bit shellshocked as she refutes charges that he beat his wife and would have wanted to harm his children.
There are legitimate journalistic reasons to find Ledger's death compelling: He was an Oscar-nominated actor who died the day this year's nominations were announced.
Penned by Barbara Machin, the creator of Waking the Dead, Kiss of Death is compelling, yet gruesome stuff.
Given compelling evidence of higher death rates at weekends, the government had a duty to improve medical coverage while keeping costs down.
Historically, however, we find that while Hōnen was able to transmit his insights through his own compelling presence, after his death, his disciples developed their individual interpretations of his nembutsu teaching in diverse directions, with some tending toward emphasis on nembutsu practice and other toward trust in the vow.
Cobain's death is compelling because it was both the most enormous of pop-culture events and a miserably private one.
Figure 5B is particularly convincing and the compelling observation indicating cell death rather than a promiscuous premature neuronal differentiation.
There is compelling evidence that the death receptor signaling proteins TRADD, FADD, and caspase-8 are important components of cellular responses to cytoplasmic dsRNA.
