Sentence examples for compelling like a from inspiring English sources
In the Salonen, Paige Morgan was an efficient oboe soloist, but this work, which exuded whiffs of Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" and his Orientalism from its opening statement, was more discursive and less compelling, like a long college lecture.
But it was also strangely compelling, like a portion of being a human I had yet to find the keys to, but that was buried somewhere in me.
Amanda should be rock and pop, but her looks and her eyes and her manner are compelling like a young Shania Twain".
How to explain, doctor, that among the dancers is a man I respect, a colleague, Bill Brink, who finds Tiger "horrifyingly compelling like a 20-car accident, and breathtakingly beautiful like the Grand Canyon".
Others are actually pretty compelling, like an inductive charging top and a touch-controlled conference calling plate.
It's utterly compelling, like watching a monkey smoke a pipe.
— BEN ROTHENBERG Grist for those who'd like a compelling final: Serena lost only 19 games coming into last year's US Open final & nearly lost to Azarenka — Christopher Clarey (@christophclarey) 8 Jun 13 While neither Williams nor Sharapova has played a marathon the likes of the one between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic on Friday, there is a definite disparity in mileage accumulated thus far.
Home isn't yet the catchall solution Apple is banking on, but it does feel like a compelling step toward cross-device unification as we line our walls and desks with ever more connected products.
Caroline Kennedy's first efforts to sell herself to New Yorkers -- but also to make herself look like a compelling choice other than having a good "brand name" to Americans at large -- has not gone well.
It is so entrancing and persuasive that the word compelling feels like a limp understatement.
The 1984 Sentencing Reform Act gives federal courts the power to reduce sentences of federal prisoners for "extraordinary and compelling reasons," like a terminal illness.
