Sentence examples for compelling lines from inspiring English sources

@RonCharles tweets the most compelling lines from Snooki's new novel.

One could draw more or less compelling lines between the history of identity and the history of sensational spaces".

He closes the chapter with this summary of what Intelligent Design has to offer: "lots of miracles, a handful of equations, and ten straw examples set against thousands of compelling lines of inquiry" (p. 87).

That direct link has not been conclusively drawn yet, but Kjær and his colleagues have produced multiple compelling lines of evidence to suggest that the crater was probably formed during the past 100,000 years.

The interview contained some particularly compelling lines, including Prabowo's annoyance with the army for massacring civilians in front of the press, and questioning whether he could live up to the apparently noble watermark of Musharraf's dictatorship in Pakistan.

When you really do want to take on megabanks through the courts - and have found the right legal theory and compelling lines of enquiry - they will threaten to collapse or just contract credit.

Then, for a substantial stretch of his solo, he dropped the left hand and concentrated on improvising a compelling line.

While he played down this background during the 2008 campaign, it was a compelling line in last week's speech.

His slithery, straight-faced intensity, coupled with that of the gloriously resurgent Rene Russo, brings necessary conviction to Dan Gilroy's Nightcrawler (eOne, 15), a media satire that walks a compelling line between the sordidly serious and the seriously silly.

"At this stage no one has come up with a truly compelling line of thinking that would lead us to an agent that would alter the course of autism," said Dr. Michael Aman, a professor of psychology and psychiatry at Ohio State University.

I'm not saying they're right, and I encourage you to read physicist (and climate blogger) Joe Romm's recent take, which kicked off with this compelling line: I am a big proponent of harnessing the power of fusion — from 93 million miles away.