Sentence examples for compelling weapons from inspiring English sources

This three-dimensional strategy game, developed by Sweden's Massive Entertainment, offers spectacular graphics, compelling weapons, simple controls and a manageable structure.

The military campaign, the Americans argue, will be short and overwhelming and when Iraq is liberated, the victors will find compelling evidence of weapons of mass destruction and of Saddam's atrocities.

"More and more members of Congress are finding the evidence that Assad used chemical weapons compelling," said Representative Adam B. Schiff, a California Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, who has been briefed on the administration's evidence and is skeptical about whether the United States should intervene without the help of traditional allies.

It is the call for "compelling evidence" that chemical weapons were used by the Assad regime.

Half-Life does approximately everything right: it has a compelling story-line, cool weapons, and cinematic environments.

In this compelling history of one weapon's outsized impact on the world, the British journalist Michael Hodges not only explores the AK's crucial role in high-profile war zones like Vietnam and Iraq but also examines the travails of "Kalashnikov societies" — like Sudan, where "the sheer numbers of the gun make it impossible for civil society to assert itself and halt the killing".

A compelling report by the U.N. weapons inspectors might lead to Security Council agreement, at last, on a referral to the International Criminal Court of the crimes against humanity being committed in the Syrian war, or at least to those crimes related to chemical weapons use.

In the clearest presentation to date, the president laid out a strong, comprehensive and compelling argument why Iraq's weapons-of-mass-destruction program is a threat to the United States and the international community.

"Our reasons for doing this couldn't be clearer or more compelling: we have zero tolerance for weapons of any kind in city schools".

One woman I speak to at Comic Con offers a compelling theory that the films' secret weapon is that everyone secretly fancied Doc.

The first is that the evidence that Iran has taken the political decision to become a nuclear weapons state will be sufficiently compelling to allow for no other interpretation.