Sentence examples for more compelling still from inspiring English sources

More compelling still would be a similar declaration from the entire Group of 8 at its impending summit.

More compelling still was Victoria's "Lamentations for Holy Saturday," a serene if impassioned setting of passages from Jeremiah's penitential text.

More compelling still is her codifying of the eastern European Ashkenazi tradition: her irrefutable instructions for perfect chopped liver, latkes, gefilte fish and the rest.

But perhaps more compelling still for Mandelson is the negative political fallout that would follow any move to dismantle flexible working.

Her music — especially her megahit, "Waterfalls" — is more compelling still, a reminder of the sweet, hot sound of women's R&B of the 1990s, a fruity cocktail that seemed to have something illegal in it.

It is an album that paints a compelling pen portrait of what West calls "rich nigger racism" – the condescending luxury goods salesman hiding his contempt behind a mask of obsequiousness – that would be perhaps be more compelling still, if the man who came up with it didn't subsequently come up with the line: "Eating Asian pussy, all I need is sweet and sour sauce".

In what was an overwhelmingly working-class country, football and cricket were much more compelling.Still, the Olympic archives suggest that some things are eternal.

Broadly, the more seats Labour wins, the greater will be the proportion of moderates in its ranks, and the stronger Mr Blair's position against the left.There is a more compelling reason still to suspect there will be no shift to the left, and that is that what remains of the left has no real policies.

If you've been paying attention to our E3 coverage you'll have noticed that most of the trailers we posted show actual in-game scenes along with perhaps something more compelling than still images of men in gas masks and Duke Nukem's animated box art.

The results are more compelling but still cannot rule out any nonspecific action of bafilomycin A1, which survives the cells.

She added, "Noncitizens with even more compelling cases are still living with the consequences of the Fernandez-Vargas decision".