Sentence examples for compelling effort from inspiring English sources

Still, he says the study is a compelling effort at pinpointing the evolutionary origin of aerobic metabolism.

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His latest offering, Peaks, is a compelling effort of emotive house and techno.

The Lego Group, for example, has made no compelling effort to expand the Technic product line beyond the race cars and dump trucks that it has had for decades.

Los Angeles Magazine called "Writing Los Angeles" the "fullest picture of Los Angeles's impact on America ever put between two covers," while The Los Angeles Times praised the book's editor, David L. Ulin, for doing a "masterful job of choosing some of the more compelling efforts to evoke a city whose essence has proved maddeningly elusive".

As he weighs whether to leap into the race for mayor this year, Mr. Weiner's lucrative stint in business could serve as a compelling campaign credential, blunting efforts to portray him as a career politician, even as it raises uncomfortable questions about the speed with which he cashed in on his government connections.

It's a bittersweet achievement that perhaps Trinidad James's most compelling musical effort to date dropped after he lost his major-label record contract.

What I like about science fiction is I find there's something compelling about efforts to visualize the future.

Although the president's speech yesterday was persuasive in many respects, he was neither specific nor compelling in his effort to link Saddam Hussein to other, more urgent threats.

As part of the outdoor River to River festival, Ms. Hassabi's compelling explorations of effort and beauty will be set in a different kind of flux, and should make for fascinating watching.

The most compelling story explores efforts on the part of organized working people, in close connection with liberal politicians of both parties, to provide affordable housing, health insurance and decent jobs as the city's economy underwent a formidable transformation in the postwar decades.