Sentence examples for equally compelling as from inspiring English sources

Pierre Huyghe's French pavilion is equally compelling as a meeting place of sculpture, light, architecture, sound and video technology.

Other before-and-after matches are less dramatic but equally compelling, as in the case of two pictures of Apache children at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania in 1886.

Mr. Schmoll's spare production, with a set and modern-dress costumes designed by Marsha Ginsberg, provided Ms. Buck with a mostly blank slate, and she was equally compelling as a sheer stage presence, whether self-absorbed or interacting with the chorus and even the orchestra.

Jason O'Connell is equally compelling as the writer Trigorin.

Notes and comments by guitarist John McLaughlin and organist John Medski are equally compelling as are recollections from Nathan Davis, the musicians' progeny Woody Shaw III and Larry Young III.

In a braided narrative, it can be difficult to keep a reader equally invested in two storylines, but Ivey makes the seemingly static story of Sophie Forrester just as compelling as the dynamic journey of her husband.

He is matched by an equally compelling performance from Matti Houghton as Proctor's wife, Elizabeth.

His second, Horns, is equally compelling, although perhaps not quite as scary (reading Heart-Shaped Box alone at home while drying my hair, I had to keep turning off the hairdryer because I thought there was someone coming up the stairs).

Broughton's Kathleen, sniggering at every suspected double-entendre, and Peake-Jones's Marjorie, ready to face uncomfortable facts about everyone but herself, make an equally compelling partnership, and Joseph Arkley is riveting as a leucotomised inmate.

Gheorghiu is an equally compelling actress.

Equally compelling is the picture of imaginative, seat-of-the-pants policymaking that emerges as the tale progresses.