Sentence examples for from the compelling from inspiring English sources

Missing from the compelling and damning narrative are the Arabs, with their own considerable delusions and failures.

How would you manage to impart interesting and factual scientific information in the story but make sure it does not distract from the compelling plot and characters?

Before that - Ayres' wired, electrifying presence aside - it is rather underpowered with some unnecessary supporting roles distracting from the compelling central twosome.

There is no reason to object to the Bill – apart from the compelling urge to win an argument for its own sake, the scourge of Westminster politics.

I read the first couple of pages of the script and realised, from the compelling way she'd written the opening, that I was going to love it.

In the course of the book the narrative moves from the compelling to the tiresome, from the shrewdly observed to the willfully self-indulgent.

In particular, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief has had a profoundly positive effect, exemplifying greater goodwill and influence (soft power) that can be gained from addressing the compelling and influential humanitarian imperative of health in LMICs.

We see this pattern from not only the compelling individual cases presented above, but also from genome-wide enrichments of our predicted GOF elements.

"We have seen from firsthand experience the compelling investment opportunities available in Europe," Mr. Arnault said in the statement.

Mr. Herheim draws detailed and involving portrayals from the singers, especially the compelling Austrian baritone Markus Werba as Beckmesser.

Indeed, the acting is solid throughout (when not led astray by the directing) from Chukwudi Iwuji as the compelling narrator/Enobarbus to Henry Stram in multiple parts.