"Worldwide injunction" is a pretty compelling phrase.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 12, 2010 "Worldwide injunction" is a pretty compelling phrase.
"Through the roof" is a first thought idiom – can you come up with a more compelling phrase?
He wrote fluidly, even on complex topics, and many of his compelling phrases — among them "the affluent society," "conventional wisdom" and "countervailing power" — became part of the language.
Students should then choose the most compelling phrases, slogans, poetry, song lyrics or images from their scrapbooks and artistically display them on a poster.
London, 16 November, 2009 - Listen to Me is a compelling phrase.
Professor Tribe saw it differently: "The court explained that even though any use of race must be subject to strict scrutiny and narrowly tailored to achieve compelling objectives, those phrases do not constitute a mantra for the denial of the reasonable desire to reflect the reality that in our society, race still matters".
Meanwhile, if you are prepping yourself to support Sotomayor, you are probably memorizing this phrase: "compelling personal story".
It was more compelling to watch the phrases unfold from the side rather than from behind; the length of the median strip allowed the movement to pulsate with little variety, but at least with a certain fearlessness.
Chailly and soloists, vocal and instrumental, knew how to point and savour them, so that the moment of the first communion, for instance, drew from the Evangelist (Johannes Chum, quirky but compelling) the most sublime phrase he sang all evening to the words: "Take, eat; this is my body".
