Sentence examples for compelling young from inspiring English sources

"She is going to do something extraordinary in this role that will transition her from a compelling young adult to a formidable leading lady".

February 6 2016 The compelling young violinist, not heard often in these parts, offers the next program in the 92nd Street Y's current project, a series of concerts combining sounds and images.

This is not in doubt about Stephanie Blythe, the compelling young mezzo-soprano who first came to attention as a member of the Met's Young Artists Program and is now a sought-after artist.

James W. Ellison, the author of seven novelizations as well as several novels, wrote a polished and compelling young adult book for "Finding Forrester," which is finding its way into classrooms thanks to its selection by the Scholastic Book Club.

The Friday night ESPN schedule was even more revealing, with the N.B.A.'s most electric rookie (the Milwaukee Bucks' Brandon Jennings) facing one of the league's most compelling young teams (the Oklahoma City Thunder).

April 28 2013 The compelling young German pianist is hardly a stranger to Gotham, but he'll make his 92nd Street Y début this week, bringing his probing artistry and dark-hued sound to a concert gamely mixing classic works by Bartók, Schubert (the Sonata in G Major, D. 894), and Brahms (the "Paganini Variations") with a New York première by Thomas Larcher.

It's the perfect way to tell the story with Stallone on the traditional arc, and Coogler covering the new, what's compelling for young people today.

But his story is less compelling to young Malaysians than it was to those who heeded his first calls for change in 1998.

Well, then, let me show you.' " This mantralike cocktail of glamour and drive seems to be particularly compelling to young girls, especially if they feel disenfranchised or shut out by mainstream television.

One that I found particularly compelling: a young woman speaking on a panel asks her audience to identify the worst question a parent can ask his or her child.

And the results have been no less compelling for younger audiences.