Sentence examples for seemingly compelling from inspiring English sources

Sure, people can want to kill themselves despite these things, but the programme made no attempt to explain why Creighton would discount such seemingly compelling reasons to live.

PENSIONS Under criticism for his management of the city's pension system, Mr. Thompson cited a seemingly compelling figure: In the last year, he said, the investments under his watch have grown by about $20 billion.

So far there is nothing seemingly compelling beyond our previous in-depth look into the company's technology.

We have seen that a seemingly compelling argument can be made in favour of the truth of the strengthened Liar sentence, 'This sentence is not true'.

In this simple and seemingly compelling story, freedom and democracy are a package that can be delivered anywhere in the world.

There are other seemingly compelling reasons to mis-swipe your groceries.

There is seemingly consistent and compelling evidence that there is no association between breastfeeding and breast cancer.

In particular, a striking feature of the disorder is the inability to feel reassured by seemingly obvious and compelling information from the senses.

"They were the most compelling, and seemingly from another era.

Last week Mr. Jordan said in a memorandum to his staff, "CNN henceforth will not televise or report on statements made by suicide bombers or their families unless there seemingly is an extraordinarily compelling reason to do so".

Uncut magazine's reviewer wrote of Collaborations: "there is a heaviness and intensity to each performance that makes this seemingly austere collection quite compelling to rock ears".