Sentence examples for in such compelling from inspiring English sources

It's fantastic to be able to reach the Guardian's influential audiences in such compelling, beautiful and impactful ways".

The offer to reunite the churches had been made as a diplomatic ploy to previous popes by previous emperors, but never in such compelling circumstances.

It is a happy coincidence that Naxos has just released a recording of the last public concert conducted by the great Polish composer Witold Lutosławski (1913-94), who led Toronto's superb New Music Concerts Ensemble in such compelling works as "Partita" and "Chain 2," both mini violin concertos performed confidently by Fujiko Imajishi.

Socrates Fortlow, the primary character in a collection of Mosley short stories, follows a similar path across the burned-out, paved-over landscape of contemporary South-Central Los Angeles, but in the film "Always Outnumbered," he's portrayed in such compelling fashion by Laurence Fishburne that he becomes something other than just an Easy Rawlins for a less romantic time.

"To read the words written by an Irish band in such compelling way was very, very powerful". And perhaps that message of defiance and solidarity will be O'Riordan's legacy.

Grilled chicken, for example, is often pigeonholed as healthy food, but Hill Country Chicken is transcending that categorization with a new menu of sandwiches flaunting seared chicken thighs in such compelling permutations as chipotle mayo and kale coleslaw or bacon, lettuce and tomato with homemade ranch dressing.

And that is why France and Italy arrive in Berlin as such compelling stories.

To me, seeing destiny in adoption was such compelling evidence of the strength — and occasional benevolence — of magical thinking.

In any case, rewards come in the form of such compelling set pieces as a lively drinking trio for Nekrotzar (who imagines he is drinking blood, not wine), Astradamors and Piet the Pot, a drunk pressed into Nekrotzar's service, and a big orchestral interlude constructed on the rhythm of the bass line of the last movement of Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony.

Exploration of the interior, home to the bulk of Africans sold into bondage at the height of the slave trade, came only during the colonial conquests, which is why Henry Morton Stanley's pursuit of Dr. David Livingstone in 1871 made for such compelling press: he was going where no (white) man had gone before.

In the face of such compelling data, why did Pennsylvania repeal its motorcycle helmet safety law?