Sentence examples for most compelling illustrations from inspiring English sources

Nick Clee, editor of Book Brunch Iris Murdoch's The Nice and the Good (Vintage Classics) offers one of the most compelling illustrations I have found of the gulf between apparently liberal, well-intentioned behaviour and true goodness.

James Morningstar, an adviser to Bill Clinton, told a Senate committee that Novgorod offers "one of the most compelling illustrations of Russia's promise to become a prospering market economy".It might seem fanciful to argue for much real continuity between Novgorod's medieval traditions and its modern resurgence.

But her most compelling illustration of how you can make money by giving stuff away was that of the Grateful Dead, who encouraged people to tape live performances because "enough of the people who copy and listen to Grateful Dead tapes end up paying for hats, T-shirts and performance tickets.

Father Escrivá's canonization is the best and most compelling illustration of that strength, the ultimate encouragement of a little-known group that increasingly finds itself with more than a little power, to the delight of traditionalists in the church and the distress of progressives.

Finally, this paper provides an excellent tutorial in advanced bioinformatics and the most compelling illustration of its impact in biological discovery.

The romance inside this autobiographical tale is one of its most compelling aspects, and its gorgeous illustrations heighten every visceral emotion.

But are these sorts of illustrations the most compelling to students?

Iraq provided the year's most compelling and vexing example.

But Arthur Boyd Houghton, a less well-known illustrator, produced the most compelling and atmospheric images – masterpieces of Victorian book illustration.

An example from medicine may be the most compelling to many readers of this book.

This year, it is easily the most compelling.