Sentence examples for compelling verdict from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, they said, it is a compelling verdict on the Texas governor's sturdy appeal.

A compelling contrary verdict is rendered by Edward Gibbon in his monumental "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire".

In the article, Horowitz wrote that "in the four months since the verdict was delivered, compelling doubts have been raised about Schwarz's participation in the crime".

"Logical but not compelling" – broker Panmure Gordon's verdict – seems about right.

As someone who tends to value content over style, Thomson might not like to hear this: his verdicts are sometimes less compelling than his muscular, amused voice.

Did we miss a compelling commentary on the George Zimmerman trial and/or verdict?

The chair, councillor Alan Hall, delivered a devastating verdict, citing "insufficient grounds for a compelling case in the public interest".

He told the lawmakers that advances in DNA and forensic science meant that "compelling new evidence" calling into question not-guilty verdicts now arises more frequently.

On the blog And Still I Persist came an even more resounding verdict "Bravo!", relishing its "lean meat and compelling reading".

("Van Damme is compelling only when he takes his clothes off," was another's verdict. Which he does, a lot).

He said: "But ultimately it was the unanimous verdict of the panel that Hull put forward the most compelling case based on its theme as 'a city coming out of the shadows'.