Sentence examples for compelling heads from inspiring English sources

When you present these data in a way that is accessible and compelling, heads start nodding.I've seen it first-hand all over the world, including from sceptical heads of state.

He was engaged in a compelling head-to-head of his own, pitting his wits – as opposed to Billy Vunipola's contest with, well, the entire Clermont pack – against Hodgson.

Isn't it about hiring compelling talking heads in the first place?

In trying to render her endorsement of the holistic scoring compelling, the head teacher argued that "we should ignore grammar; look at Indians.

On record, the act's sound can be compelling, a head-scratching array of down and dirty jazz and wayward pianos.

Both the music and the performances are fierce and compelling, with Liesl Lar heading the cast as Catherine de Medicii.

A compelling red-chalk head by Jusepe de Ribera, a Spaniard who settled in Naples in 1616, continues a practice pioneered by Leonardo da Vinci: the study of individuals with grotesque deformities.

Unless one of the Democratic candidates finds the courage to step up and offer a vision of an American future so compelling that voters head to the polls with a sense of excitement and great expectation, the Republican Party could once again capture the White House (despite its awful performance over the past eight years) with its patented mixture of snake oil and demagoguery.

Fairfield's office space has remained flat at 1.6 million square feet for years, but when the first phase of the project is completed, "the location will be compelling," said Kurt Wittek, head of Black Rock Realty in Stamford, the project's developer in partnership with Aaron D. Stauber of Rugby Realty in Teterboro, N.J.

On the eve of the 2013 Frankfurt motor show, Nissan released a brief teaser video and photo stills of what may be the most compelling new product headed to the German financial capital.

And he's also a charismatic individual with compelling death's head goods and a commanding speaking voice.