Sentence examples for compellingly served from inspiring English sources

And concurrently the human drama of Verdi's opera is compellingly served.

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.

His soubise is old-fashioned and compellingly new: onions cooked to death in stock, then finished with cream and served with a fried egg.

Perhaps most compellingly, thousands of Americans continue to serve long sentences in federal prison for possession or sale of crack cocaine under the now-forsaken 100-to-1 100-to-1 100-to-1between powder cocaine and crack, even after that ratio wasentencing by Congratio(which amended the ratio to 18-to-1 in 2010), the federal courts, and the United States Sentencing Commission.

The JJ system is well positioned to help identify youth with substance use problems and connect them to treatment, not only because of the direct access that JJ staff have to these youth with high rates of substance use, but even more compellingly, because the JJ system is dedicated to monitoring and serving youth in ways that aim to reduce recidivism.

One whose undimmed desire to serve – or do incalculable harm to his own side – so compellingly supports the proposition, one especially dear to British politicians, that increased longevity should naturally be accompanied by an ever-extended working life.

As the tenor and soprano who serve as narrators, called (in homage to Greek tragedy) the Male Chorus and Female Chorus, relate the story, much of the grisly action and emotional ambiguity is conveyed in Britten's writing for 13-piece chamber orchestra, here conducted compellingly by Mr. Agler.

I think it's hard to do it and have it be compellingly journalistic.

But also compellingly direct.

All compellingly strange.

Mr. Baryshnikov starts simply, compellingly.