Sentence examples for more compelling though from inspiring English sources

More compelling, though, the pie topped with thin slices of finocchiona salame, wild spinach and pugnacious cacio di Roma cheese.

More compelling, though, were the amenities: the games, two light bulbs, and a short metal bench.

Far more compelling, though, is the Tate's stated ambition to demonstrate "leadership in response to climate change".

This does not make the rambling proceedings any more compelling, though the sound operator Eamon Goodman mixes in fairly entertaining modern music cues.

He says the rugby ball shaped core scenario is more compelling, though that same result could be achieved with irregular gradations in the density of rock, ice, and pore space.

The use of age-standardised death rates might make the comparison across countries more compelling, though the question on the comparability of standard populations used remains valid.

It's more compelling than (though not necessarily superior to) "Pipes of Peace," which preceded it, and rewarding in part simply because the artist's effort shows.

The more compelling story, though, is back in Paradise: a stranger from out of town turns up at the police station and tells Stone that she is convinced that her long-missing son is somewhere in his community.

For Universal, though, the more compelling reason is financial: For 19 nights starting on Oct. 2, the park has been harvesting millions of dollars from its Halloween Horror Nights -- perhaps as much as $11 million this year.

More compelling than any of those numbers, though, was the absolute assurance he demonstrated during New England's final, game-winning drive.

It's more compelling than it otherwise might be, though, because the last time sugar consumption jumped markedly in this country, it was also associated with a diabetes epidemic.