Sentence examples for compelling going on from inspiring English sources

While touring the displays you are aware of something possibly more compelling going on, on the other side of gauzy curtains and glass walls.

Still, a combination of anecdotal evidence and recent scientific research into whale biology and behavior suggests that there may be something far more compelling going on in the lagoons of Baja each winter and spring.

The protagonist, we are told up front, is being paid a government agency's stipend to write, and so he feels compelled to go on, despite not having a clue what to write about.

"Anytime we have a spare second," he said, "we feel compelled to check what's going on outside of us".

Walter White's home life in Breaking Bad, a rather sad soap opera on its own, became infinitely more compelling the longer the show went on because it was the little bit of normalcy in his life that he was trying to maintain while building a drug empire, resulting in the show's gaining a wider viewership than it would have if it had just been about the indiscretions of a drug kingpin.

Once or twice he attempted to close his remarks but the imperative shouts of 'go on, oh! go on,' would compel him to resume.

The political operative in South Carolina who felt compelled to go on television and confess to a one-night stand with the gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley?

Still, I feel compelled to go on so I'll return after book three.

It is never a closed subject, but instead a matter we are compelled to go on arguing about.

Mr. Baroin was compelled to go on French television Tuesday to declare the government would "do everything to avoid being downgraded".

Like many Muslims in the post-9/11 United States, the Alnajjars suffered cold stares and even now feel compelled to go on record as opponents of terrorism.