Sentence examples for exactly compelling from inspiring English sources
The basketball wasn't exactly compelling or competitive much of the time, but at least it was always about the game.
Sen. McCain's argument boils down to 'We should have done more of this and sooner.' Not exactly compelling.
"The issue of scaling" and the next two sections: Here I think convincing (if not exactly compelling as I discuss below) arguments on the inevitability of endosymbiosis for the evolution of complex cells are starting to appear although I am not certain that they have been developed to the extent necessary.
Lacrosse is not a revenue-generating sport, which doesn't exactly compel athletic directors to support it.
As Burana writes in her memoir, "In the past decade the stripper seems to have gone from a social outcast to a thonged 'whatever.' " Burana's own six-year stripping career took place in the social outcast era, which partly explains why she "sleepwalked" her way through it, never discovering what, exactly, compelled her to remove her clothes in front of strange men.
These disturbing questions may be exactly what compels one to find distraction in Ms. Hilton's latest reported antics.
In Ms. Yelikhadzhiyeva's case, neither the authorities nor those who knew her could say exactly what compelled her to blow herself up.
"I don't know exactly what compelled me to reach out," Grosso says, "because that's pretty bold … that's almost too forward for me.
Indeed, it's arguable that tilting at this papery windmill of artistic superiority actively prevents a great many people from confronting the very real economic inequality and political disenfranchisement they're subject to, exactly as being compelled to chant the mantra "choice" drowns out the harsh background Muzak telling them they have none.
There are no pure heroes or villains, the people are flawed yet likable — exactly what makes a movie compelling.
