Sentence examples for important compelling from inspiring English sources

'Nonsense verses set down versus conscience": a line from one of Geoffrey Hill's late writings, "Ludo", this brings into focus quite a lot of what makes his poetry tantalising, sometimes infuriating, important, compelling.

The basic idea here is that a regulation of a constitutional right might be permissible if the reason for adopting it is really important ("compelling", in lawyer-speak), and if the regulation does a really good job of doing what it's supposed to do (is "narrowly tailored").

For some, the debate is important, compelling -- and theoretical.

Mr. Bezos told reporters that the paper should focus on delivering important, compelling stories to its readers.

"It was because millions of members of the Upworthy community watched the videos we curated and found them important, compelling, and worth sharing with their friends".

Though I'm not among its ardent admirers, I certainly think it's an important, compelling and finely made piece — well worth seeing and arguing about.

The court acknowledged that the rule might let some criminals go free, but it underscored that it was more important to compel the nation's police forces to obey the law.

It wants member countries to introduce laws compelling important firms in industries such as transport, telecoms, finance and online infrastructure to disclose details of any attack they suffer to a national authority, known as a CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team).

For a food writer, as for a food company, self-editing is important in keeping tweets compelling.

Most important, the lawsuit compelled him to put a big piece of his beloved Mets up for sale.

I would only have done so when I thought that some important organisational matters compel me to raise my concerns.