Sentence examples for newly compelling from inspiring English sources
Many ideas have been brilliantly upgraded or repurposed for the modern age, and their revival seems newly compelling.
James Fallows For reasons I fear are obvious, books from and about America's original Gilded Age seem newly compelling.
"He had indeed," Mr. Bruni writes, "exceeded expectations, at least as an unusually riveting character in a newly compelling drama".
Some prominent Syrians, long frustrated by corruption and favoritism, say they have a newly compelling reason to stick by the government.
More on Dreams and Dreaming: My last post about my newly compelling dream life prompted a number of interesting reader comments.
At a time when many newly qualified British doctors are choosing to work abroad, compelling them to sign a hated contract is unlikely to staunch the flow.
However, popular resistance compelled the newly appointed royal officials in Massachusetts to resign or to seek refuge in Boston.
Here Mr. Ramasar was like a newly poetic presence, with an extended, lingering quality to his movement and complete immersion in his part that was utterly compelling.
