Sentence examples for much compelling from inspiring English sources

But Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony held too much compelling evidence to the contrary.

At least it is if we are to believe Mr. Hersh, and there doesn't seem much compelling reason not to.

There wasn't much compelling about Constantine Baecher's rather limp "Sketches of a Woman Remembering," the final of three premieres on the program and set to three Debussy Preludes from Book 1.

It was much compelling to note that the compound triggers cytotoxicity in all liver cancer cells, irrespective of their HBV status, which is often regarded as a common risk factor in regulating hepatocellular carcinoma.

He does lush, spacious things with piano, organ, solo cello, string quartet, string orchestra, voices and crackling electronics, and the arrangements are sensitively done, though I can't say I found much compelling drama in it.

"Since we can't use volunteers for otherwise fatal diseases," said Friedlander, "the best we'll be able to do is develop evidence of efficacy in the best animal models and then produce as much compelling evidence as possible" that the vaccine will work the same way in people.

In the nineteen-seventies, Everett's theory received some of the serious attention it missed at its conception, but today the majority of physicists are not much compelled.

The experience of tasting the Pink Pearl was such a visual one, "I was pretty much compelled to shoot it," he says.

Admit, or at least stop denying, that this electoral and governmental system pretty much compels not just the electorate, but also MPs, to jump one way or the other, or duck out.

But I was addicted to eating so much, compelled to scarf down such insane amounts of food; I should not be surprised that I'm tired of it now.

Much here compels attention.