Indeed, he makes an oblique, yet compelling, point.
Mr. Lumumba's namesake brings up a compelling point.
The program's resistance to providing context, or making any sort of compelling point, was actually sort of fascinating.
While that issue retains its urgency, these days it is interwoven with a second, equally compelling, point of interest - when do we regard armed resistance as being acceptable?
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.
COMMENT FROM KYLIE: A compelling point made in your recent piece reads, "They should have taught us that a photograph of the violence you inflict is always, in very large measure, a self-portrait".
Fararr falls on the Kapernick side of the argument, and his take that N.F.L. offenses have changed enough in the past decade that quarterback prospects don't need to be ready-made players like before is a compelling point.
When the likes of Larry Summers, Alan Blinder and Paul Samuelson express as much anxiety about the perils of advancing technology as about the downside of trade, I will at least concede that they are being consistent.This is, in a narrow sense, a very compelling point.
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.
This one-man show, directed by David Drake, has his usual drag finery, outlandish stories and ukulele-accompanied songs, but it also has a compelling point, about the security bubble we encase ourselves in, shutting out the possibility of surprise (1 30).
