Not everyone finds that pitch or Mr. Obama's remarks compelling, especially given that African-Americans have been such a loyal voting bloc for the Democrats and the Clintons over the years.
The young reformers today "do not have a compelling story to tell," remarked Lahcen Haddad, a political scientist at Rabat University in Morocco.
The most compelling interpretation – bolstered by a remark made by Donny McCaslin, the New York jazz musician whose electro-acoustic trio forms the core of the backing band on Blackstar – is that the album's opening title track is Bowie's response to the rise of Isis.
The judge clearly was moved by the hearing and called the remarks "thoughtful, compassionate, compelling".
Mr. Adams' testimony supports my comments that the Obama Administration allows race to serve as a 'default mechanism' in policy making... Adams' remarks serve as compelling evidence that my comments about the Obama Administration's 'default mechanism' are on target.
She concluded her remarks with a strangely compelling and down-to-earth "bye" that was, in a weird way, one of the most touching utterances of the night.
"The club has already provided the SFA with what it regards as a clear and compelling explanation of Mr Green's remarks.
He remarks, "there is something compelling about Black's strategy.
The fifty-five-year-old is casually prolific — his work includes four band incarnations, ten albums, and hundreds of poems — and when asked about writing such deftly compelling songs he has more than once remarked that he is lucky.
As she remarks, the inscrutability of the queen is compelling evidence itself.
In a Congressional hearing regarding football head injuries last October, McKee, Culverhouse and Perfetto provided some of the most compelling testimony, and Sanchez made many of the most damning remarks toward the N.F.L.
