Sentence examples for somehow compelling from inspiring English sources

A period drama based on the tech boom of early-80s America, it was clear AMC was angling to repeat the feat it pulled off with Mad Men – that of making a workplace serial set in the recent past seem somehow compelling.

By 4am people would be lying on the floor sharing the most intimate and personal shames and secrets, as if the drug was somehow compelling them to be honest.

I've been playing Iji, a Flashback-esque sidescroller, CrimzonClover, an insane shoot-em-up, and Dungeons of Fayte, an incredibly frustrating yet somehow compelling little action RPG.

Taylor said, "It's strange but somehow compelling to come home and sing it.

Yet she was still somehow compelling, and so her flaws were paradoxical and added to her attractiveness instead of diminishing it.

And we are somehow compelled to do this.

"Our lawyer says I should not name her, but I feel somehow compelled to reveal that her real name is A".

The moment feels both desperate and theatrical, as if the presence of a camera somehow compels Ms. Berlin to self-destruct.

Their loss, you could say, but it is also perhaps a weakness of Ms. Johnson's staging that the dance does not somehow compel its audience to shift as it shifts.

Rollerball (Norman Jewison, 1975) In a wacky "perfect, too perfect" future, all international conflicts are settled in the Rollerball arena by teams of murderous rollerskaters-cum-thugs, the greatest of whom is James Caan's existential doubter Jonathan E. Entirely ridiculous dystopian sci-fi that still somehow compels fascination.

(The cancer cells may somehow compel immune cells to make the self-inhibiting molecules).