Sentence examples for make more compelling from inspiring English sources

For Priscilla Coleman, a courtroom artist, suspected criminals make more compelling subjects.

For one thing, as is often true in science writing, the ideas tend to make more compelling reading than the lab work.

It is going to be a lot harder to flip ten homes at a profit in this market, which could make more compelling television.

But the stories of abuse are not so hard to believe in a country in which children of the poorest classes are sold or kidnapped by beggar chiefs, who have been known to cut off a hand or an arm or clip a child's Achilles' tendon, to make more compelling beggars.

If it can't make more compelling mobile apps and earn more money from these small screens, the shift to mobile will see Facebook lowered into its own grave.

Perhaps using proteosome inhibitors would allow the authors to make more compelling conclusions, if conditions could be found where overexpression of APC and Axin did not affect beta-catenin levels.

"It's a richly intricate mystery, made more compelling by its setting," Carl Hiaasen wrote in the Book Review in 1999.

Her brilliant books for young readers focused on important social issues and historical periods and were made more compelling by her rigorous research and devotion to accuracy.

Instead I will focus on their earnest appeal, made more compelling every time a patient asks if I or my colleagues blog, tweet or have a Facebook page.

In many respects indistinguishable from the speculative office buildings of the same era, they illustrate the notion that even banal structures can sometimes be made more compelling by the act of multiplication.

The data can then be made more compelling when combined with YouTube's high-quality video view data – on YouTube a view is 30 seconds-plus.