Sentence examples for compellingly drawn from inspiring English sources
Abebe in particular is compellingly drawn, endearing and exasperating in equal measures.
Strout shifts perspective among various characters, but Jim and Bob are the most compellingly drawn, travelling along parallel paths that began with their father's accident.
A good example is the kink in the heron's neck, compellingly drawn and well-explained, as "the result of a single elongated vertebra that attaches to its neighbors at a right angle instead of end to end".
She dates the onset of her chronic pain to the day she falls in love with a young academic, the least compellingly drawn of the large cast of characters we meet.
Catalani brings two men into her orbit – feckless Hagenbach and servile Gellner – and the latter, though compellingly drawn, simply disappears from the opera once he has served his narrative purpose.
I'm not talking about the vintage animation of something like Cuphead, as compellingly drawn as Studio MDHR's run-and-gunner is.
Kevin Spacey compellingly draws – as did his British predecessor, Ian Richardson – on the experience of playing Shakespeare's King Richards, evilly catching the camera's eye to deliver a TV equivalent of theatrical asides and soliloquies.
It gives the impression that Harbach has known depression in his life (whether his own or others'): his depictions of the state are compellingly, achingly drawn.
Isn't there a little compassion in them somewhere, in human beings?" The compellingly grotesque drawing of George Osborne suggests he decided the answer was no, I say.
And Bess — who has already been drawn by Ms. McDonald as a compellingly conflicted soul — acquires the full dimensions of a tragic heroine.
Each clue makes the mind race in the most obsessive way to try to figure out how it all fits together, and each episode ends with a cliffhanger that draws you compellingly into the next.
