Sentence examples for compelling names from inspiring English sources

Tracing the trajectory of her collaborations, session work and tours makes for a laundry list of notably compelling names from the past three decades of underground and alternative music.

The pendants have compelling names, like Dreamer, Purpose, Wisdom and Dark Star, and their designs are equally compelling.

Let's start by replacing the jargon-laden term the community uses to describe itself – Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) – with a more compelling name?

The densely covered areas can seem like mazes or labyrinths, as in the piece with the most compelling name, "Letter to Schiller".

History has a compelling name for partial equality: DISCRIMINATION.

An apt but less compelling name might have been "Even Peatier Monster," as this is the peatiest dram Compass Box has ever released.

It was the formal taxonomic publication, the creation of a compelling name and common language that allowed researchers to finally start linking together work on the biology of these unusual animals.

The most compelling figure in the book is a tough but deeply emotional retired Marine master sergeant named Jerry Ensminger.

This technological control also facilitates enforcement of UDRP panel decisions compelling domain name registrars to cancel ownership of contested domain names or transfer them from registrants to trademark owners.

By owning a unique, compelling brand name, you can avoid the pitfalls of surnames and legacy names that often spell trouble.

Why not combine them under Shoes.com, which seems like the most compelling brand name?