Sentence examples for somewhat compelling from inspiring English sources

There's a somewhat compelling game in Tucson: Arizona hosts Oregon late tonight, and while the Wildcats really need a win to right the ship it seems like the Oregon offense has put L.S.U.

This is almost perfect for strategy gaming and only somewhat compelling for shooters or arcade platformers.

Participants who did not accept evolution tended to be less familiar with evolutionary evidence, although most did find at least some form of evidence of evolution to be at least somewhat "compelling" or "difficult to reconcile".

Among the pieces in "Mr. West," Sarah Blake's creepy, somewhat compelling new collection of poems about West, is "Hate Is for Hitler," which includes the lines: "How can these kids say they hate Kanye?/ Why do they hate?

There's a lot of truth to this, of course, and just four years ago, in somewhat better times, it made for a pretty compelling argument.

Somewhat less compelling is the computer program that allows you to take a virtual tour through the streets of Chinatown, which is somewhat odd, considering that the real thing is right outside.

This thesis makes somewhat less compelling the merits of "trust busting," largely taken for granted since the administration of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt first set about curbing the concentration of corporate power in the early 20th century.

Not a bad showing, but there are no silk-screen paintings, and no examples of his work after 1974, and the ensemble on view is somewhat less compelling than the Johns installation in the same room.

Somewhat less compelling are the LED flashlight and a smart button, which launches apps.

Other criticism included predictable and easy boss battles, and "a much smaller explorable area and somewhat less compelling map design".

The analysis of gene expression is somewhat less compelling.