Sentence examples for most compelling points from inspiring English sources

Yet some of the most compelling points in the story are those where the stitching is most apparent.

One of his simplest but most compelling points was that for all its power as a mobilising slogan, Islam just does not provide the answers to the problems of governing a modern state.

And features intended to help safeguard users' data remain one of the clearest and most compelling points of differentiation vs rival devices running Google's Android OS, for example.

The final, and maybe most compelling, point is that we see AT&T as a far more likely acquirer of Vodafone than Vodafone as an acquirer of TalkTalk.

The alarmist position generally proceeds as follows: The first and most compelling point is the assertion that the European court failed to balance rights to privacy and personal data against freedom of expression and information.

What you are hiding could be your most compelling point of difference, so it's time to really figure out what makes you stand out from the rest.

Nash is, even in his late-30s decline, still perhaps the most compelling point guard in basketball; pretty much anyone else attempting to run and dribble a basketball at the same time looks like a toddler running up a down escalator.

But Carson's chief problem heading into the debate, hosted by The Fox Business Network, is that it isn't just the media asking questions about whether some of the most compelling bullet points in his biography are, in fact, too good to be true.

Some strategists and academics argue that it is folly for Mr. Gore to flee from the governing credentials that would seem to be his most compelling selling point.

"This argument gains authority when it is rooted in the practical realities of farming" — rather than academic theorizing — "which it was in several of our entries, and these to me were the most compelling," he pointed out.

Campaign officials said the commercial was devised to draw attention to General Clark's military background, which they believe to be his most compelling selling point with voters, many of whom know that he was a general but not much more.