She went there determined to teach computer science in a way that was not only compelling and rigorous but also, as she puts it, "nurturing".
But the high court ruled that Miranda's nine-hour detention and the seizure of his computer equipment was lawful because although it was "an indirect interference with press freedom", there was not only compelling but "very pressing" evidence of a risk to national security.
The tiles, called azulejos, are not only compelling, they are also uniquely Portuguese – which is why, in 1971, the convent became the centrepiece of the Museu Nacional do Azulejo, a museum dedicated to preserving tile art from around the country and across the centuries.
This is not entirely compelling, as we have seen that the material underpinnings of our mental apparatuses is relevant to only some portion of his psychology.
For instance, "Year of the Fires: The Story of the Great Fires of 1910" (Viking) by Stephen J. Pyne is not only a compelling read, but it is also a history of and rumination on government policy on dealing with great forest fires.
The list underscores the extent to which Mr. Atlas's "Bellow" is not only a compelling story of a great and flawed writer, one who continues to demand our attention, but also a portrait of an extraordinary (and now rapidly receding) epoch in the history of American letters.
IT'S one thing to find a group of restaurants that is not only acceptable but compelling — you actually want to go eat in them — within 20 miles or so of one another in what amounts to the middle of nowhere.
Artistically and technically it excels, and gameplay is not only original but compelling as well.
Sufjan Stevens, however, is not only one of the most compelling new voices in American music; he is also a figure shrouded in myth.
What makes this so compelling is not only the novelty of the color footage but also the commentary, which is largely taken from diaries and letters of civilians and combatants of the time.
