Sentence examples for compelling terms from inspiring English sources

This is why America needs a president who explains his foreign policy in compelling terms, loudly and repeatedly.

"He woke up the American people to the truth about our fiscal situation in clear, concise and compelling terms.

Chivers, meanwhile, describes, in compelling terms, "a midsummer desert war": After seizing and looting Qawalish last week, the rebels maintained only a small force in the town.

It describes in complex, compelling terms the process by which the Ming dynasty became one of the largest, most successful states in the world, and enables us to visualise the lives of exquisite opulence enjoyed by its elites.

Professional lobbyists are no doubt approaching the venture capitalists who have supported the anti-SOPA movement, explaining in compelling terms why they will need to have effective representation, a permanent organization to support their interests, and a budget to match the $50M+ coffers held by the MPAA.

While the Religious Right has been very loud about the need for personal regeneration through a specific devotion to Jesus (and a specific interpretation of the catechisms of Paul), the mainline has struggled to express their radical social witness in compelling terms centered precisely on the life and work of Christ.

Lawson tells me "The board made the decision [for Twilio to take a Series C round], and immediately Bessemer turned around and gave us a very compelling term sheet.

Their findings are obviously germane but well short of compelling, in terms of a viewer's experience.

On top of this, it dramatizes, in compelling, nonrepresentational terms, a complicated story of political intrigue and endangered friendship.

Hopefully what people will find compelling in terms of the news itself is that we're revisiting some of these things.

At its annual investor day last week, Intel CEO Paul Otellini sounded a bit like a spurned suitor as he made yet another bid for Apple's iDevices business [emphasis mine]: Our job is to insure our silicon is so compelling, in terms off running the Mac better or being a better iPad device, that they can't ignore us This is a bit odd.