Sentence examples for compelling factually from inspiring English sources
You try in the work to tell a compelling, factually sound story, but you're also trying to open up a space of deliberation about very serious problems and I said, 'OK, this play is just opening up a different space'".
Piecemeal textbook platforms, such as the Wake Forest University-designed Biobook, have created a unique opportunity for teachers to select what they feel is the most compelling (and factually accurate) content from around the web.
Make it easier for teachers to create new, compelling and, more importantly, factually correct, test questions.
In his ironically titled 2002 memo, "Straight Talk," he tells Republicans that "it can be helpful to think of environmental (and other) issues in terms of a 'story.' A compelling story, even if factually inaccurate, can be more emotionally compelling than a dry recitation of the truth".
But he is emphatic that he and other veterans of the society are committed to expanding the journalism, regardless of the platform, to uphold what he considers the brand's three pillars: stunning visuals, factually accurate reporting and a compelling narrative.
"As with every IBAS case, either party is entitled to request that the adjudication be reviewed, but only where there is compelling evidence produced that the adjudication was fundamentally flawed or based on factually incorrect information".
There's none of Hendrix's music (the estate said no) and it's factually dubious (Kathy Etchingham, Jimi's ex, called it "inaccurate and nonsensical"), but it's compelling for all its flaws.
"Qimonda is factually liquidated.
