Sentence examples for compelling rooms from inspiring English sources

But maybe they should look around a bit more - because this is one of the most compelling rooms I have ever been in.

Hung with taffeta curtains in a beefy plaid and a Chinese paper of birds and branches below a monumental Queen Anne cornice, the dining room is a tour de force, one of the most compelling rooms of the last century.

But the most compelling room is the West Wing, modeled after the dark, forbidden space in the film.

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There aren't many architects whose drawings would make for a compelling three-room exhibition to the uninitiated, but Mackintosh shines through as draughtsman extraordinaire.

Mr. Holtzman, who said he typically sold 30,000 copies, believed that an igloo, a prison cell or a child's attic room (adorned with Farrah Fawcett posters) could be as compelling as a room by a famous designer.

The most compelling works in this room are inkjet photographs of homes damaged by Katrina.

Although the installation takes up a lot of space it is not the only compelling object in the room.

The arrival of a young, sexually compelling couple in the room next door raises the temperature a degree or two before the thuddingly obvious backstory kicks in.

The show's most theatrically compelling work, "Detour," a room in which two walls are completely mirrored, is like a walk-in Magritte painting.

The most compelling pairing in this room, though, is van Gogh's "Bedroom" from 1889, the second of three versions he painted of his room in Arles, with Egon Schiele's obvious hommage, "The Artist's Bedroom in Neulengbach," painted in 1911, in a darker palette and with a perspective tipped precariously toward the viewer.