Sentence examples for compelling spirit from inspiring English sources
It isn't enough that at the Etihad last week Leicester simply looked like what they are, the best team in the country this season, with the two best attacking players, the best tactical plan, the most compelling spirit and the best – by a mile – defensive midfielder.
In compliance, I mimicked my grandfather's diction, but I lacked his compelling spirit.
Beyoncés' official perfume website also described Heat as an "alluring [and] modern fragrance... [which] embodies a compelling spirit".
Roger Manley, a well-known independent curator who has been associated with the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore, said that authentic outsider art and related work that genuinely shares its compelling, obsessive spirit comes from artists "who have a real need to express themselves, not to make a name for themselves".
Teenage Kicks belongs to the upper crust of that cannon: a film that confronts the topsy-turvy world of adolescence with a deeply compelling style and spirit.
He seems to have trapped a spirit, compelling wet ectoplasm to solidify in the air – and of course, like many of his Victorian contemporaries, he could do that as well: when photographing the house of a Californian patron, he included the double-exposed ghost of the owner, patrolling the premises to keep an eye on his wife.
But what always convinces the listener is the compelling, incandescent, almost evangelical spirit that shines through that detail.
But that's heroism – to place someone else's life above yours and say: 'My job is to protect you.'" The Lahore attack formed a compelling segment of his Spirit of Cricket lecture.
Immersion: Truly immersive experiences are magical, lifting the spirit and compelling users to want more.
Her compelling nature and intoxicating spirit brings light to the impact ones imprint can create in media.
Blood, in other words, is not just a compelling, mystical symbol of the spirit of life; it is a commodity and is medically indispensable.
