Sentence examples for most compelling features from inspiring English sources

"Just the mix of people that Bell Labs puts together is one of the most compelling features".

When James D. Watson and Francis Crick unraveled the mysteries of DNA half a century ago, the unexpected simplicity of inheritance was one of its most compelling features.

SonicBlue, he added, has its own broad patent "covering the most compelling features that consumers desire to personalize and manage their television experience".

Either way, the tension between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg has been one of the most compelling features of the F1 season.

Among the most compelling features Ribbit and Google Voice share is the ability to have a single number that rings all of your phones.

That's what the Goal blog's Stefan Bienkowski suggests, pointing out that however this week's games end up, they signal the end of a (brief) glorious era for both Dortmund and Bayern: One of the most compelling features of European soccer is the quick-paced nature of its constant reinvention.

The depth Ms. Bonds and her director, Robert Saenz de Viteri, are able to create in this relationship over a wire is the show's most compelling feature.

The most compelling feature of digital television to many industry executives is its ability to broadcast high-definition pictures so sharp and clear that they look almost real.

In CBS's Saturday night pantheon, the girl who could turn the world on with her smile has been replaced by a man whose missing teeth may be his most compelling feature.

Mr Davies thinks the most compelling feature of Mormon teaching is its confidence that death has been conquered: believers look forward with certainty to eternal life (with their spouses), and by conducting posthumous baptisms they can also save their dead forebears.

For me, Calcutta's ordinariness was its most compelling feature – the word "strange" kept recurring in my tale of everyday objects and occurrences – and, to convey this, I had to go against the grain not only of a certain kind of narrative about that city, but also the sort of novel in which character and psychology on the one hand and historical sweep on the other was predominant.