Sentence examples for seems rather compelling from inspiring English sources
The case for bombing Syria seems rather compelling.
In the Guardian, Owen Jones – the appointed voice of the sensible left – prefaces his minor quibbles with Cameron's plans by writing that "the case for bombing Syria seems rather compelling", even though it quite clearly doesn't.
It's the sort of self-promotion that would look utterly unnecessary anywhere outside of the US but, in context, it seemed rather compelling and uplifting.
Believers in market-based systems emphasised the advantages on the other side, including improvements in the governance of companies fostered by an active market in corporate control.By the end of the 1990s these supposed advantages of bank-based systems seemed rather less compelling.
It's no wonder that the simulated risk of computer games is so compelling and addictive – the real world seems rather tame in comparison.
He seems, rather, like a man reading a script, and not a terribly fresh or compelling one at that.
"That seems rather obvious".
This seems rather unlikely.
But this seems rather convenient.
