Sentence examples for compelling instance of from inspiring English sources
The court argues that those wishing for the law's demise had found no compelling instance of anyone unfairly burdened by having to acquire voter ID since the law passed in 2005.
In a less compelling instance of repurposed research, he is also showing ink-jet on watercolor paper prints of an essay on Smithson and the author Thomas Pynchon that figured in his M.F.A. studies at Hunter College.
Lewis in his biography writes: The relationship between George Frederic [Jones] and Lucretia [née Rhinelander], in their daughter's version of it, provided Edith Wharton with the first and most compelling instance of what would become one of her central themes: the larger spirit subdued and defeated by the smaller one.
Lewis in his biography writes: **{:.break one} ** The relationship between George Frederic [Jones] and Lucretia [née Rhinelander], in their daughter's version of it, provided Edith Wharton with the first and most compelling instance of what would become one of her central themes: the larger spirit subdued and defeated by the smaller one.
This is a compelling instance of the logic of collective action, an instance of such grave import that we pass laws to regulate the behavior of individuals to force them to pollute less.
Inasmuch as no great legal battle unfolds, the book reads too much like a dry report of a less than compelling instance of McCarthyism.
One of the most compelling instances of this is the story of Shai Agassi, the founder and former CEO of Better Place, which had developed a model and infrastructure for deploying electric cars.
Drug-induced hypertension is a compelling example of this.
While Worrell offers compelling descriptions, for instance, of the stars she admires, she stands back and mercilessly allows others to satirize themselves.
Here we present additional gene arrangement data, and compelling evidence for instances of gene gain by LGT, using phylogenetic analyses of the BR and HR functional types and comparison to the RNA polymerase B' subunit phylogeny (RpoB').
It's compelling stuff — he tells hauntingly, for instance, of how his parents and twin sister were killed, and how he remembers nothing but the young girl's golden hair braid.
