Sentence examples for compelling feeling from inspiring English sources

It seems that the only conclusion we could legitimately draw without falling into circular reasoning is that when a certain compelling feeling of evidence occurs, we feel the urge to affirm the truth of a certain connection between a form and a content.

Several participants noted a compelling feeling for self-care in order to be healthy enough to care for family.

A number of these regions with reduced FA play a role in social responsiveness, and our study is the first to show that unusual differences in white matter microstructure in these regions is associated with compelling feelings of social cohesion and personality towards non-animate entities.

However compelling such feelings are, they are no more than perceptual distortions -- tricks our minds play on us after experiencing failure.

It is the exploration of that duality genial, masculine sports hero vs. sensitive and optimistic Peter Pan that makes A. R. Gurney's "Big Bill" (at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre) such a compelling tapestry of feeling and information.

I've been reminded of film director and artist Steve McQueen's compulsive and compelling materiality, that feeling of intense, almost uncomfortable proximity to the physical stuff of human existence.

Passion is defined as "any powerful or compelling emotion or feeling" or "an instance or experience of strong love". But either of those is fairly excessive if used to refer to your next career move.

Our results provide compelling evidence that a feeling of back stiffness relates poorly to biomechanical measures of back stiffness.

It would take a book or two to satisfactorily explain why, but the basics are simple enough: the demise of organised capitalism, the fragmented, atomised economy that took its place, the way that technology feeds a culture of scepticism, and the resulting disappearance of the kind of voter who goes to the polling station feeling a compelling sense of party loyalty.

I've still not quite tapped into what makes watching people date or flirt on TV so compelling – is it the feeling of participating in flirting without the jeopardy of rejection?

Paula Vitaris from Cinefantastique gave "Synchrony" two out of four stars, considering it a middling episode with some effective moments, but complaining about plot holes, "not particularly compelling" supporting characters, and feeling that time travel "takes away from the reality that is this show's foundation".