Sentence examples for is too compelling from inspiring English sources

Saddam Hussein's track record is too compelling to ignore.

So I don't think the Obama weakness argument is too compelling.

The irony in Mr. Oz's plight is too compelling to ignore.

But in any case, his music is too compelling and too weird to be merely a put-on.

Now he has written a book about it published by the think-tank Civitas: because, he says, the evidence is too compelling to ignore.

Although we recognize that there are challenges in bridging disciplines that are culturally and operationally quite different, the opportunity to focus on translating discoveries in the biosciences into clinical advances in human health is too compelling to ignore.

Instead, he suggested that the chance to hire Mr. Mack was too compelling to pass up.

But his aides worried, with some justification, that Mrs. Edwards on a podium was too compelling for his good.

But Boehner's unprompted interest in telling us the details of his experience was too compelling to leave.

And some are too compelling to resist, he says, like a current competition for the tallest building in Warsaw.

First Union's chief executive and president, Ken Thompson, reasoned yesterday that the deal "was too compelling to pass up".