Sentence examples for compelling exemplars from inspiring English sources

Yeats was one of Larkin's earliest and most compelling exemplars, thrust to his attention in a talk at Oxford by the poet Vernon Watkins – "impassioned and imperative, he swamped us with Yeats" – yet many other voices twitter in the backgrounds of his poems, early and late.

Below, two GWAS that serve as compelling exemplars of the importance of studying comorbid diseases in the setting of HIV are described.

There may be no more compelling exemplar of artful vocal simplicity than Ms. Cook, who at 77 has the sunny lyric soprano of a woman less than half her age.

There may be no more compelling exemplar of artful vocal simplicity than this lyric soprano, who at 77 has the sunny lyric soprano of a woman less than half her age.

Ellipses (including their extremes exemplars, i.e., stroke and circle) therefore appear to be a compelling stimulus to test for motor-perceptual interactions selectively related to movement geometry.

You need exemplars.

"Very compelling.

His other exemplars are Joseph Conrad and Laurence Sterne.

As an exemplar of a traditional, more generous value system in which the performer serves the song rather than vice versa, there are few singers as compelling as the lyric soprano Barbara Cook, whose new show, "Barbara Cook's Broadway," opened a limited engagement (through April 18) at the Vivian Beaumont Theater last night.

That narrative proved compelling.

It was compelling listening.