Sentence examples for really compel from inspiring English sources

But they don't have the complexity, or the humanity, to really compel our interest.

It is the overall drama or comedy that will really compel the reader so you must never lose sight of the entire story as you write the individual parts.

There are great national gatherings – the Melbourne Cup, or huddled around a giant screen erected in town squares during the Sydney Olympics – but only one thing can really compel us to gather together, and that is a federal election.

In the UK there's been very, very patchy and ad hoc approaches to tackling female genital mutilation and you'll find that quite a lot of the guidance etc that's in place is very much non-statutory so it doesn't really bind, it doesn't really compel professionals to actually engage on the issues.

The name of the game is to improve operational efficiencies, he says, as a means to real bottom-line results — and that's what will really compel wide-scale AR adoption.

"The game elements in the deals really compel people to get more involved," says Gene Cornfield, chief marketing officer for Share It Up!, the marketing firm that developed the Hertz offer.

Make that really compelling.

His work is really compelling.

It really compels us to act".

"I felt really compelled to contact her.

What really compels her to marry him is her thoughtfulness.