He is deep yellow, with large, compelling eyes.
As with Elie Wiesel, another Nobel Peace Prize winner and a man I interviewed, I found myself looking at Mandela's eyes, looking at how they looked, where they looked, and most of all thinking of what horrors those compelling eyes had beheld.
What it challenges in the form, content and structure of musical theatre as a genre is revolutionary and, while it was compelling and eye-opening, it had dignity in abundance.
Shadows on the Wall's Rich Kline noted that the storyline was "compelling and eye-opening" and praised the actors as "excellent" and "committed to getting the truth out".
His compelling and eye-opening new book No Good Deed (Harper, $25.99) explores complex end-of-life issues with clarity and, despite his own strong opinions, an openness to disparate points of view.
All his banners are airbrushed and full of motion and excitement, and are compelling to the eye.
Her beauty isn't textbook: her shoulders are high, and though her maquillage makes her eyes compelling, it seldom allows us to see their whites.
Pausing between mishaps and detours, the narrator gives us a little history here and there, none of it terribly compelling; in his eyes, the waste, cruelty and stupidity of the past blend seamlessly into the present, a vapid continuum of goofballs, eccentrics and scroungers.
But then, the weekend also saw the debut of a couple of more compelling releases: Jellyfish Eyes, a family film send-up directed by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami; and the delirious Korean noir comedy A Hard Day.
Thus, what is to say that five years from now, the government won't present an equally compelling (in their eyes) argument for obtaining an individual's answers to the Census?
