Generally, the liberation is invariably more compelling, more believable, than the imprisonment.
Never content with mere description, she illuminated the human condition in all its obsessive complexity in a style that was invariably clear and compelling.
The most compelling texts were invariably those which emphasised the horror and futility of the first world war.
I've always loved music more than I've loved language; and because I invariably find a line of melody more compelling than a line of thought, I find listening to songs an unsatisfactory experience.
The winner of a MacArthur "genius" fellowship, Mr Powers has for almost 20 years taken up such arcane subjects as artificial intelligence, game theory and information technology, and woven them into compelling human dramas that are, furthermore, invariably ambitious in their linguistic and emotional reach.
These were in some ways the most compelling parts of the piece, but they invariably gave way to brighter, more energetic writing, which suggested that the shadows could be shaken off.
In a market economy, the median voter's income will invariably be below the national average creating an apparently compelling opportunity for a politics of redistribution.
But because the series' plot reveal turns out to be more confusing than compelling, and because turning a novel into two films invariably leads to inflated productions, only the most devoted fans of the book will pledge allegiance to what's on the screen.
While virtually all of the performers in pro wrestling are world-class athletes who risk life and limb through increasingly dangerous and complex stunts, the wrestlers who reach and stay on top are invariably the ones who are the best, most charismatic actors who create the most compelling characters.
It receives significant support from the fact that fair coins, tossed often enough, do in our experience invariably give rise to random sequences, and that the existence of a random sequence of outcomes is compelling evidence for chance.
