Sentence examples for compelling tribute from inspiring English sources

Mr Lovett's crystalline new double album, "Inside This House", is a compelling tribute to great Texas songwriters.

The odd cassette pitch-quivers surface here and there, but Live in London remains a compelling tribute to a flawed but inimitable jazz one-off.

But the elegantly packaged Escalator Over the Hill serves as a compelling and beautiful tribute to their ambition.

It was a tribute to their compelling work together that the audience did not titter during the melodramatic staging of the final scene.

It is a tribute to the compelling power of the nuclear dream that England's political parties have all bought into the fantasy.

But after a year in which the studios hobbled or shuttered their indie divisions — so long, Warner Independent and Picturehouse and a robust Paramount Vantage, hello supersized blockbusters — the Hollywood foreign press lived up to its name on Sunday and paid frantic tribute to the compelling idiosyncrasies of far-flung independent cinema.

The two most compelling pieces in Ms. Lang's tribute were the simplest.

The new exhibition at L.A. Louver pays a special tribute to the "idiosyncratic and compelling" art of Charles Garabedian, one of the best known Los Angeles artists, who sadly passed away last year at the age of 93.

There was a spiritual edge fostered by compelling performances, a lyrical script, filmed historical tributes and stirring acceptance speeches.

This weekend on "The New York Times Close Up," an inside look at the most compelling articles in Sunday's Times, Sam Roberts will host a tribute to Ed Koch, with The Times's Joyce Purnick and Clyde Haberman.

Ms. Colby wanted to see the land saved as a literary tribute to her grandmother, of course, but there were other compelling reasons.