Sentence examples for more compelling with from inspiring English sources

The case for accelerated infrastructure investment becomes more compelling with our economy still in the doldrums.

Mr. van Hove's naked apes would be more compelling with clothes.

Viewed strictly as theater, his quest obviously becomes more compelling with each failure.

The episode becomes more compelling with the introduction of antagonist, Don Cesar, one of the country's biggest chilli sellers.

She had begun to project this empathy in her touring of the state to promote education reform, and it became more compelling with time.

Perhaps the mystery of what exactly happened on that fall day nearly 60 years ago has helped make the story even more compelling with the passage of time.

But it's a race that's bound to become ever more compelling, possibly with more candidates (Ben Carson Carly Fiorinaand, and the contenders will be sharpened in the process.

But it should have just been called "First Lady Suite, Part 2" — in all four of its vignettes, the First Ladies are the far more compelling characters, with the daughters serving mostly as catalysts.

But it should have just been called "First Lady Suite, Part 2 in all four of its vignettes, the First Ladies are the far more compelling characters, with the daughters serving mostly as catalysts.

One former top adviser to Mrs. Clinton here in 2008, however, said it was not fair to the state to blame gender, noting that Mr. Obama fared better than Mrs. Clinton in all the caucus states because of his superior organization and more compelling message with liberal activists.

This would create a more compelling narrative with built-in storytelling and emotion — something that would be appealing to sponsors, advertisers and viewers.