Sentence examples for compelling starting point from inspiring English sources
One of them, "Different but the Same" (Hat Hut), provided a compelling starting point for Mr. Liebman's belated 60th birthday celebration at Birdland this week.
But another compelling starting point is July 4 , 1965 at Liberty Hall in Philadelphia, the first time that LGBTQ activists publicly picketed for their rights.
All the same, it has its moments, and is compelling as a starting point.
I think you'll find this premise to be the starting point for a truly compelling drama.
"We set out to come out on day one with something that's complete and more compelling than anything out there as a starting point – that was really important to us," says Johnny.
The idea of successive endosymbioses is currently growing in popularity (Burki et al. 2012), and it is a promising starting point to develop a compelling scenario of plastid evolution.
In The Religious Aspect of Philosophy Royce took the experience of error — a particularly compelling aspect of the phenomenon of knowing — as the starting point for his own transcendental argument.
From that starting point, they can make a more compelling argument detailing the parallel uncertainty, risks, and costs we face if we fail to enact reform and are left with the current system.
Whether or not the modal guitar patterns and hortatory voices of Mali's ancient jali (or griot) songs are the main source for the blues, they're still the starting point for some of modern Africa's most compelling music.
so the question becomes (i) whether the pathway is sufficiently interesting to be publishable as a starting point for discussion, and (ii) whether the pathway is sufficiently compelling that we should accept it as a likely account of how the code evolved.
