Sentence examples for exceedingly compelling from inspiring English sources
"The community, acting through the state, has an exceedingly compelling interest in having parents parent their children," Justice Wells wrote.
In fact, he says the stock market holds exceedingly compelling bargains now, companies that have solid financial positions and good potential for earnings rebounds.
I'm convinced that we are also obligated as Catholics to avoid paying others to kill or harm animals, absent some exceedingly compelling justification.
He is a fervent opponent of the war in Iraq, and Democrats see him as an exceedingly warm campaigner with a compelling personality and a striking ability to command a crowd.
But, while the broad goals and general impact of both the Atlantic and Pacific trade talks are thematically compelling, the actual negotiations are exceedingly detailed and difficult.
He is worth getting to know, not only because of his deep concern about the foreclosure epidemic, but also because he has made a compelling recommendation to level an exceedingly tilted playing field in mortgage finance.
Such situations are exceedingly rare because, as we have stated elsewhere, mandatory associations are permissible only when they serve a "compelling state interes[t]..
Abbott, at 58, is relatively young and exceedingly fit, he is highly experienced, a man of enormous talent and a magnificent parliamentary performer and an adept and compelling politician.
