Sentence examples for surprisingly compelling from inspiring English sources

And while it may be easy to sneer, the Who remain a surprisingly compelling live spectacle.

The graphic novel by Chris Ware is, well, novel and surprisingly compelling too.

For an American, the movie makes for surprisingly compelling viewing, in large part because of what you will not see.

Yet the series, which has its premiere tonight, is surprisingly compelling, a rollicking workplace melodrama set amid protein shakes, elliptical machines and glistening abs.

Chicago Tribune critic Roger Ebert judged it to be "the real thing", while Kenneth Turan of the LA Times described it as "surprisingly compelling".

The results were surprisingly compelling, and this tour features the eight finalists: Frenchie Davis, Dia Frampton, Vicci Martinez, Beverly McClellan, Nakia, Casey Weston, Xenia and the winner, Javier Colon.

Dexter turned into a demon with the surprisingly challenging and compelling 'One-Two Punch', which offers a simple choice between punching falling logs and catching dropped watermelons.

But the music is terrific and the performances compelling on this surprisingly exciting and excellently engineered recording.

Somewhat surprisingly, Kleiner does not make its partners sign employment agreements compelling arbitration.

And the answer to both – if the extent to which I found the novel compelling is anything to go by – seems to be a surprisingly large amount.

If, for example, the father were a personage — a surprisingly long-lived Abraham Lincoln, perhaps — then the claims of historic truth would be compelling.