Sentence examples for compelling kind from inspiring English sources

For this reporter and his colleagues in The New York Times's bureau in Baghdad, the U.N. bombing was an alarm call of the most compelling kind.

An especially compelling kind of on-screen relationship is one in which physical attraction is masked by the tension of mock-hatred, and expressed through witty banter.

There is, of course, a compelling kind of theatre in this process, evident first of all in that World Cup steamrollering by Germany two years ago.

When an impoverished student at Stanford, the first in his family to go to college, opts for a six-figure salary in finance after graduation, a very different but equally compelling kind of "moral imagination" may be at play.

In an hour he had won the match and the series with one of the finest spells of fast bowling in the recent history of the Ashes, full of the kind of fire and fury that makes for the most compelling kind of cricket.

In any case, pace Peschard, nothing but a debate about nomenclature and maybe an appeal to the ordinary language use of scientists; not always the most compelling kind of argument would prevent us from saying that the epistemic target of a storm simulation is the computer, and that the storm is merely the epistemic motivation for studying the computer.

For me at least, there's something strangely compelling about the kind of director who, for whatever reason, seems unable to keep any kind of control over their own talent.

Once you notice the technique, it's a compelling, puzzle-solving kind of activity to work out what action seems to cause another.

The evidence in favor of exercise as a treatment for depression is compelling, but what kind of exercise, how much, how often, and at what intensity is necessary to make a significant difference.

The output may be crazy and visually compelling, with this kind of aesthetic hype, but getting down to the processes can be very dry.

On the surface, the story of a slowly spreading crisis in the emotional life of people married longer than many moviegoers have been alive may not sound compelling, but that kind of thinking reckons without the formidable skill and insight of writer-director Andrew Haigh.