Sentence examples for compelling readers from inspiring English sources

(It's never a good sign when a novelist feels obliged to begin a bit of dialogue with "As you know by now, Quey . . .") A novel has the room to work complications and variations on situations or characters, compelling readers to reassess them again and again.

I'll be addressing them, and some of the more compelling reader comments, in an upcoming issue of the Magazine.

What is safer and more convenient for pedestrians and tourists is not necessarily more compelling for readers.

The story is so intense and the adventure so compelling that readers will race through the book and then begrudge the ending coming so quickly.

If the facts stated thus far aren't compelling enough, readers should know there is more to the Rodriguez miracle that rivals, and may even surpass, the scope of the themes one might find in a Frank Capra film, i.e., how the activities of one humble yet extraordinary man can triumph over a cesspool of injustice and corruption.

While I am not completely convinced by the story, I believe that the data are sufficiently compelling that readers should evaluate the case for themselves.

Klein's compelling book immerses readers into that apparent contradiction.

What interests us more are his facts and whether they can be the basis for further reporting by our own staff that would be compelling to our readers.

But he acknowledged that the concept had "a long way to go" before the practical applications became compelling to both readers and advertisers.

Because of the media furore over the drug narrative - and also because these sections are so elementally compelling - many readers may be tempted to skip the Yelloly chapters, but they would be doing the book a disservice.

They recognise that they can't compete with social networks in terms of aggregation, so they make sure to offer informed perspectives, strong arguments and compelling entertainment that readers can't find anywhere else.