Sentence examples for got compelling from inspiring English sources

"We've still got compelling reasons to move toward hydrogen," says Freise.

While admitting that Eastwood "gets more compelling the older he gets," Sukhdev Sandhu in the Telegraph says audiences will "wish that the film could have lost 30 minutes, depicted immigrant gangs with a jot of subtlety, and reined in the onerous symbolism at its close that leaves us empty and unsatisfied".

There is an itch that watch collectors get that compels them almost endlessly to search for new watches.

And the arguments they invoked inspired me because they got at something compelling.

His compositions are tense and fragile, controlled yet breathing, suggesting a great deal of restraint on his part in holding back from the characters, resisting a warm-hearted impulse to get close to them from the start and compelling himself to get to the source of emotions rather than merely eliciting them.

In 2003, Oppenheimer began interviewing survivors of the 1965 killings, but the Army got word and compelled survivors to stop participating.

They got permission to compel her to reveal the password, but the defense said that it was unconstitutional to do so, as providing that information was essentially self-incriminating testimony.

Bill Kilbride, the president of Mohawk Home, a Walmart supplier that produced rugs and mats in the United States, said that although American-made products often cost more, Walmart seemed to find the speed with which domestic manufacturers could make and get items into stores compelling.

The tech firm has been asked to help break into that phone, and they have refused to comply; the FBI has gotten a court order compelling them to do so.

Still, the rationale for getting deeply involved is compelling.

If you are George W Bush and you lack the numbers to win, you fight with what you've got until domestic politics compel you to fight with fewer and fewer troops.