Sentence examples for compelling thought from inspiring English sources

It's a compelling thought.

In his 1963 book God and Golem, the founder of the cybernetics movement Norbert Wiener suggested a compelling thought experiment.

Piggy-backing a community-oriented news service on Craigslist's mighty community is a pretty compelling thought, something it seemed Newmark was at least interested in exploring.

It's a compelling thought, if you ignore political reality and you can genuinely imagine Nicola Sturgeon playing Nick Clegg to a Prime Minister Corbyn.

Very few of them are acting on the warnings from the G20 Financial Stability Board that climate action could leave fossil fuel and other high-carbon investments as worthless "stranded assets". Add the mental image of Mark Carney, Governor, Bank of England speaking out on this subject, and it might be an even more compelling thought.

Dr. Payne describes them to me as "a barometer of the 'terror du jour,'" a compelling thought.

It's a compelling, thought-provoking series of stories that not only shed light on the problems brought about by police militarization, but also point to a better way.

He considers it "a compelling, thought-provoking, very deep piece". "There's more to this than I can get into," the principal said, when asked why he would ban a play he had no objection to.

He studied books on subjects like public speaking -- "Speak Like Churchill, Stand Like Lincoln," by James Humes -- and presenting compelling thoughts -- "Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die," by Chip and Dan Heath.

Along the way, as he struggled to maintain his sense of self and his dignity, he came to formulate some compelling thoughts and bits of awareness, which together allowed him to live, and to exude a dignity that the Nazi's could not extinguish.

And it helps organize one's thoughts around a compelling idea.