Sentence examples for has found compelling from inspiring English sources
A NEW study has found compelling evidence that companies often tinker with their earnings to make themselves look more attractive.
But in a new study of family dynamics, Kramer has found compelling evidence against obsessively even-steven parenting.
Byatt was speaking at the launch of her new book, a retelling of the Norse Ragnarok myth, in which, after a succession of natural disasters, the world ends: a story she has found compelling since her childhood during the war.
"THE MAKROPULOS CASE" The soprano Anja Silja has found compelling operatic vehicles from the beginning of her career (I vividly recall her Senta in Wagner's "Flying Dutchman" at the Lyric Opera of Chicago in 1968) to the present.
GAMES FIXED, REPORT SAYS A report by FIFA, soccer's world governing body, into match-fixing in the weeks before the 2010 World Cup has found "compelling evidence" that one or more friendlies involving host South Africa were fixed ahead of the tournament.
A new study has found compelling evidence that microorganisms from human skin are present throughout the station, and some of the bugs could cause serious harm to astronauts.
What I have found compelling is the sleeper game hit of the season, Dead Island.
Canadian researchers have found compelling evidence that closing schools is an effective way to control flu epidemics.
While all the murder and mayhem has been going on around them it's the bridge they've built between their impossibly dissimilar personalities I've found compelling.
The embassy said a two-month investigation had found "compelling evidence" that all the babies had been bought or stolen by middlemen who then passed them off as orphans.
In a sense, he set out to prepare himself for a vocation that did not yet exist, at least not in a form that a precocious student like Gibbon would have found compelling.
