Sentence examples for compelling exercises from inspiring English sources

Set to scores by Fauré, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky, "Jewels" is not only one of Balanchine's most compelling exercises in making music dance.

In fact, other executive coaches and I have bookshelves full of compelling exercises for helping leaders release their "authentic leader," or for assessing how their leadership characteristics stack up against those of other great leaders, and so on.

This was a compelling exercise in social history.

In the end, here was a compelling exercise in "what would you do?".

What if the Adams piece (no deathless masterpiece but a thought-provoking and emotionally compelling exercise) had been packaged between the "Egmont" and the "Eroica"?

It's a compelling exercise to try to connect the tormented soul with the willful optimism of his extravagant, populist collaborations with Oscar Hammerstein II.

On the surface, "The Shape of Things" looks like a one-theme play; but, although it may lack LaBute's usual richness of verbal and psychological detail, it is a suggestive and compelling exercise in spiritual autobiography.

Set aside the feuding policy particulars and last night's pairing of Barack Obama and Nikki Haley, in the State of the Union address and Republican response, becomes a far more compelling exercise.

It is not narrative storytelling in the traditional sense, but rather a rigorous and compelling exercise in probing ideas through a medium called pedagogidrama.

What made this study a compelling exercise was the combination of approaches used: the three-step process made it possible to go beyond the powerful immersive experience provided by scenarios to enhance one's own systemic thinking, and to get into practical policy making.

"'Miral' is a beautiful, compelling, imaginative exercise in film as well as a significant contribution to the discussion of one of the burning issues of our time".