Sentence examples for compelling point from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he makes an oblique, yet compelling, point.

Mr. Lumumba's namesake brings up a compelling point.

Still, that stage trick came too late to alter the impression of a production with no compelling point of view.

The program's resistance to providing context, or making any sort of compelling point, was actually sort of fascinating.

The final, and maybe most compelling, point is that we see AT&T as a far more likely acquirer of Vodafone than Vodafone as an acquirer of TalkTalk.

While that issue retains its urgency, these days it is interwoven with a second, equally compelling, point of interest - when do we regard armed resistance as being acceptable?

(The Measurement Problem) This seems like a fair summary of what seem like compelling points.

Yet some of the most compelling points in the story are those where the stitching is most apparent.

But this half-baked rehash of a dynamic familiar from "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" through "God of Carnage" is too contrived to score many compelling points.

One of his simplest but most compelling points was that for all its power as a mobilising slogan, Islam just does not provide the answers to the problems of governing a modern state.

Some compelling points he made — that the case against Mallayev started with the cell-phone records and not with the fingerprints, for example — sank into the morass of his long-windedness.