Sentence examples for compelling winter from inspiring English sources

These are the essential elements in all of the typically confounding but compelling Winter Olympics events, which present such a wide array of skills that the celebration of athleticism can range from the perilous 1.9-mile downhill course known as Grizzly to the brooms and quirky stones used by curlers who resemble bowlers on ice.

But why is Huet's work so compelling today?

But I suspect that few people, including economists, find this argument compelling today.

Part of what makes the canal compelling today is its ineluctable connection to its original purpose.

Does the play's implicit criticism of the American ideal of success feel compelling today?

The story is nearly as compelling today as it was a year ago.

The game, one of the greatest rivalries in sports, is especially compelling this year.

On the front foot, Faletau picked up and powered over on 38 minutes to set up a compelling second half.

Fernandes shows that it's a yarn that isn't based on fact in his compelling 2004 book, Reluctant Saviour.

A 16-cylinder 1930 Cadillac and a compelling 1968 Toyota 2000GT were among the cars supplied by private owners and local museums.

Although published in 2007, this book's message is even more important, more relevant and more compelling today.