Sentence examples for proved a compelling from inspiring English sources
Although streaming a song is not the same as owning it, Spotify has proved a compelling alternative to illegal file-sharing.Ahoy there, me heartiesThe effect is clearest in Sweden.
The State Supreme Court ruled in July that the measure could pass constitutional muster only if it proved a "compelling state interest". Attorney General Norton said the state's desire to promote "family values" provided such a compelling interest.
From the surviving clip of Witch Dance above (a slightly revised version that was filmed in 1926), it's clear that Wigman also proved a compelling powerhouse of a performer.
Cross border currency transfers might prove more of a compelling draw to pull users into Circle vs the core proposition of an app to settle cash debts with friends/acquaintances, given the typical complexity and expense involved in sending fiat money abroad via traditional banking routes.
Their enthusiasm has proved sufficiently compelling that an increasing number of Internet-based companies -- many with no product, no profits and, often, no proven or sustainable business model -- are taking their companies public and hitting the jackpot with shares that are valued far beyond reason.
Such ideas have proved increasingly compelling.
Aquinas could no longer possess the magnificent naiveté of Boethius, who had considered it possible to discuss the Trinitarian God without resorting to the Bible, nor could he share Anselm's conviction that Christian faith so completely concurred with natural reason that it could be proved on compelling rational grounds.
As a result, the frequent analogy between works of art and living organisms proved to be compelling.
Still, the sheer seductiveness of her voice and style proved compelling.
His recording of Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro" was widely acclaimed, and a new version of Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" proves equally compelling.
