Sentence examples for direct and compelling from inspiring English sources

McCain was direct and compelling.

Millikan oil-drop experiment, first direct and compelling measurement of the electric charge of a single electron.

Your editorial "There's no choice: we must grow GM crops" (Comment) attempts to draw a direct and compelling link between the starvation of future generations and GM technology.

Berlie Doherty Theresa Breslin's Remembrance because she tells in a direct and compelling way the involvement and experiences of her young protagonists, unsparing and unsentimental.

Had they heard Mr. van Dam's performance, they would surely not have liked even that, for by this stage, having reached his stride in the song before, he was making everything sound like the most extraordinary, direct and compelling recitative, as if the notes and the rhythms were always and only the best means of giving utterance to the words -- or rather to the feeling, present or remembered.

The present study presents fMRI data that provide direct and compelling empirical support to this proposal.

She said that there was no evidence of a "direct and statistically compelling relationship" between Mr. Silverman's "personal attributes" and his financial success.

But this brilliantly directed and shot, compelling chase movie is by no means lacking in political and human implications.

In "Let Us Garlands Bring," Gerald Finzi's resourceful setting of five Shakespeare poems, Mr. Terfel was direct and lucid: a compelling advocate for the clear-eyed assurance of "Fear No More the Heat o' the Sun" and the suave jollity of "It Was a Lover".

Apart from assuming her exciting on-camera role and serving as the face of the broadcast, her true passion is directed toward creating content and compelling stories.

Don't worry, though — you can be direct while still being romantic and compelling.