Sentence examples for not so compelling from inspiring English sources

The London sections of the book are not so compelling.

At international level the evidence is not so compelling.

But they are not so compelling as to end all discussion.

This conclusion is not so compelling when it is noticed that the beneficiaries of altruistic behaviour are usually relatives.

It was a list of events, cleanly rendered on the page, but not so compelling to read one after another.

Ultimately, his modesty also serves him well: the novel is not so compelling as to be incredible, nor so believable as to feel worthy.

But most lectures, let's face it, aren't so compelling.

If Cole weren't so compelling, you'd think her small-minded and vindictive.

"We feel like if you put on quality shows, they will come". The networks obviously weren't so compelling, however, for the duration of the broadcast year, which began in September and concluded Wednesday.

This is cheeky but profound: if extreme violence were not so hysterically compelling for its perpetrators, then why would bloody massacres be so popular?

Despite its sleek appearance, it is not so formally compelling or brainily provocative that one doesn't miss Mr. McElheny's offbeat pseudo-scholarship.