Sentence examples for compelling events from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that many found it one of the most compelling events of that season.

By the early 1970's, Mr. Golub had resolved to take up the subject of Vietnam and other compelling events in the role of committed witness.

The midterm campaign has been competing, in a losing bid for attention, with a barrage of compelling events, from the debate over Iraq to the hunting down of the sniper outside of Washington to the crash of Mr. Wellstone's plane.

Just as they were beginning their push this month to rebrand the telecommunications giant, formed by the merger in June of Bell Atlantic and GTE, they found their attention -- and that of the public and the media -- drawn to other, more compelling events.

The following images tell the story of the past 365 days' most compelling events, capturing happenstance moments and monumental occurrences all over the globe.

The following images tell the story of the past seven days' most compelling events, capturing happenstance moments and monumental occurrences all over the globe.

Suddenly he is catapulted into reality by a compelling event.

But an even more compelling event will be the World Cup of Baseball, involving countries from all over the world, with major league players competing for the countries of their birth.

An Ashes series was once the most compelling event the sport had to offer, central to the game's lore, the most fantastic and dramatic and revered for players and fans alike.

The Yankees were on the way to 125 victories when they took two of three games from the Mets in 1998, but the most compelling event in that series occurred in the game they lost.

Perhaps the most compelling event of the meet will be the men's 50-meter freestyle, which is so talent-laden that Gary Hall Jr., a former American record-holder in the event, finds himself seeded seventh, one spot ahead of the 2004 Olympian Jason Lezak.