Sentence examples for compelling recitation from inspiring English sources
The decision to spend the last third on the much less compelling recitation of the facts and figures to which the digital age has reduced – along with so much else – the OS story was a bad one.
In his ironically titled 2002 memo, "Straight Talk," he tells Republicans that "it can be helpful to think of environmental (and other) issues in terms of a 'story.' A compelling story, even if factually inaccurate, can be more emotionally compelling than a dry recitation of the truth".
Recitation periord in Romantic literature.
Of recitation, he does not approve.
The most compelling sections are indebted to her own engaging 1991 biography of Dickens' longtime mistress Nelly Ternan, "The Invisible Woman"; most of the rest of the book devolves into pleasantly written but tedious recitations of Dickens's peregrinations around London and the world.
The recitation of talking points is obvious.
That narrative proved compelling.
