Sentence examples for compelling to think from inspiring English sources

Sure, it's compelling to think of elected officials having online sex, but online sex — which is really just online conversation — is not illegal.

Sara Corbett's poignant portrayal of the Sudanese children (April 1) was gripping to read and even more compelling to think about long after I finished it.

Apple seems to be imagining something along these lines as well, and while there's still a good chance this patent is more a "just to be safe" collection of interesting ideas not actually being implemented, you have to admit it's compelling to think about how they might apply if they were actually executed.

There is no compelling reason to think that this would be the case.

Many in South Korea saw no compelling reason to think it would be any different this time.

Perhaps, in some of these cases, Bush is telling the truth, but there's no compelling reason to think so.

There are compelling reasons to think that Mars was wet when it was young and that the raw materials for life could have been there.

The arrival of the internet and the possibilities of e-commerce were compelling companies to think carefully about the new electronic business world.

Still, the team reached a conclusion that surprised them: "There was no real compelling reason to think of bringing him back to Florida," Father O'Loughlin said.

The administration is claiming that the White House Office of Administration is not covered by the Freedom of Information Act, even though there are some compelling reasons to think it is.

"Well over 90 percent of sales still happen in physical stores, so there is a huge, compelling reason to think about the physical store as a driver of sales," said Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research.