Sentence examples for compelling hearing from inspiring English sources

While numbers and statistics are compelling, hearing the urgency in the students' voices and being able to see the faces of the men was highly moving.

It is compelling, also, hearing Burton talk about the duchess, and how she chose a shorter veil than is traditional because she didn't want to disguise the lacework.

Massaged into his conversation were all of life's stories retold in no particular order, and it's that lack of order that makes it that much more compelling to hear again and again, until even the most unattentive bastard commits.

Nevertheless, it's compelling to hear that Ratigan had to pick a different career path in the media so that he could even be allowed to "ask questions".

Years ago, video was a very powerful medium that nobody could touch in terms of the ability to tell a compelling story, hear it, see it and nearly reach out and touch what was on-screen because it was so real.

The EAC said it had heard "compelling evidence" from experts during several months of hearings that if a blowout occurred just before the dark Arctic winter returned it would not be possible to cap any oil spill until the following summer.

The lawmakers, Mr. Gillespie said, "heard compelling testimony" supporting Mr. Bush's policies, including some from General Clark.

The inquiry has heard compelling evidence suggesting that he imported the polonium used to poison Litvinenko via northern Germany.

He added: "The compelling evidence we heard from witnesses so far in this inquiry has shown us how little the processes and factors leading to radicalisation are understood.

The Sun reported at the weekend that she had shared a video on Facebook that Isis is run by the Israeli secret service, and another saying that she had heard "compelling evidence" that Israel is behind Isis.

But scientists in the new study said they heard compelling evidence that patients experienced real events for up to three minutes after this had happened – and could recall them accurately once they had been resuscitated.