Sentence examples for perhaps compelling from inspiring English sources
Presented in such stark terms, the case against Stewart appears at the very least plausible, and perhaps compelling.
New England cornerback Otis Smith may be extremely vulnerable in man-to-man matchups with the Rams' wideouts, perhaps compelling the Patriots to play more zone.
Think of it this way: Could the government get a court order compelling you to spy on your neighbor, or perhaps compelling the friend of a Black Lives Matter organizer to seek out information and report on that person's plans for a peaceful protest?
A severe winter in Colorado's high-mountain pastures compounded the trouble, with deep snows making it easier for the animals to wander onto Mr. Hawn's property — or perhaps compelling them there in a search for food.
Seems to me that it would just stimulate more begging videos, perhaps compelling Tan to award a Porsche.
If you look at May's bloodless, technocratic approach to government, you easily understand how those who serve her feel able, or perhaps compelled, to do their jobs unburdened by any demand for compassion or empathy.
More to the point, perhaps, they compel UN member states to use the best evidence in their efforts to end poverty, ensure health and wellbeing and fight inequality and injustice.
Regarding the inspiration behind the remix, Hayden Thorpe from Wild Beasts group told The Guardian: "The unlikeness of this match was perhaps what compelled us to take it on.
But the player introduces an element of sympathy what could be a misanthropic, despairing game about selfish parents gains complexity once you're playing as "yourself," and are perhaps more compelled to understand and reason your actions than if you were viewing them entirely from the outside.
If our individual values are compelling, perhaps others will start to see, maybe even adopt willingly, if not simply understand, appreciate and accept that there are some things that we may not see eye to eye on.
My mother was compelled, perhaps, by the hopelessness of the task.
