Sentence examples for it would be compelling from inspiring English sources

I took video in Iraq — terrible, amateur, homemade video — and it made me think, Wow, if you took a really good cameraman and restaged this with talented actors in a way that maximized the drama, it would be compelling.

It would be compelling to see one dancer accept the challenge of being both monstrous and suave.

Having seen what he did with Barcelona in four seasons, it would be compelling to see what he could create given a few more years in Munich.

It would be compelling to paint a lot of really basic words that are more loaded with meaning than the average word.

Therefore, it would be compelling to assess the number of CD4+ T cells in Tlr3 −/− mice.

Authors' response : We fully agree with the reviewer and it would be compelling to analyze the phylogenetic independence of these observations.

Mr. Yurgens's sobering report about Russia's outlook said it would be compelled to grant greater private property rights, decrease its reliance on natural resource exports and overhaul its ailing banking system.

But the government, like most of the press, didn't want the truth to be acknowledged – because then it would be compelled to act.

Time Warner Cable's management is skeptical and uninterested, though it would be compelled to consider any offer that delivers a significant takeover premium for shareholders, one of the people briefed on the matter said.

If it did, it would be compelled to face the deep complexity of the modern market -- and all of the strange new creatures who have become, with the help of the Internet, ordinary market forces.

The Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, said that if the administration combined the South Korean agreement with the extension of T.A.A., "I would be compelled to vote against it".