Sentence examples for make them compelling from inspiring English sources

It is their ghosts that make them compelling now.

But horror games (and films and, to a certain extent, fiction) don't really rely on story to make them compelling.

3.45pm BST Matt is showing some demos of using facial recognition software to zoom in on photographs and make them compelling.

Mr. Di Leo is far from being a meticulous craftsman, but these movies have a rough immediacy and emotional amplitude (not to mention the peculiar delights of Italian interior design of the period) that make them compelling.

Scenes like that in which Harry (who has taken to exhibiting his deformity for money in East End drinking dens, at the same time reciting his revolutionary poetry) is visited by Lord Drogo, the celebrated anatomist, who has a professional interest in his spine, have a somber magnificence and power that make them compelling to read.

In each case, the sources of anxiety are credible, but the characters are fail to make them compelling.

That is what makes them compelling.

More often, his strong presence made them compelling.

What makes them compelling, mainly, is the biographical dimension, the complicated struggle for an integrated identity.

They were, in essence, simply wearable clothes, but the way he presented them made them compelling in a broader way, just as Mr. Sahin had intended.

Greg Cote warns in The Miami Herald that you should not doubt the resolve of James and Wade, but that's what makes them compelling, that they are so doubtable.