Sentence examples for compelling how from inspiring English sources

So the evidence and the scientific assessment is so compelling; how can anyone close his or her eyes against that reality?

And this reflects a deeper question, one that's actually pretty compelling: How do we decide what the Gadsden flag, or indeed any symbol, really means?

Owen Jones, the Independent columnist and socialist commentator, said: "Weirdly compelling how all the worst elements of our country – fear, prejudice, hate – have been stuffed into paper form, aka the Daily Mail".

"Though Jared's story was compelling, how do you make it ongoing?" Mr. Altschul asked, adding playfully, "Do you make him get fat again?" Rather, Fallon is giving Mr. Fogle a campaign within the campaign, centered on low-fat sandwiches, in which he portrays a version of the Shell gasoline Answer Man or Wendy the Snapple Lady.

I think it was partly the do-it-yourself aspect that made it so compelling, how it gave me the illusion I was flying the plane myself (which included, when the line seemed reluctant to slant back down from Greenland, applying a considerable amount of body English to help it along).

But they felt that they had never solved the inherent dramatic problem of the material: how to take the mystery of the human mind and make it visually and dramatically compelling; how to create images for things that are intellectual and potentially static and at the same time present a human story that transcends these obstacles.

How compelling they are, how shiny in their jar, red, green, yellow, purple, orange.

How Mr. West filters, it turns out, is more compelling than how he feels.

It makes for a compelling story: how precocious she is.

What makes the book compelling is how funny Mr. Finch is about himself.

He's rarely less than compelling, but how unique this will be remains to be seen.