Sentence examples for which was compelling from inspiring English sources
I saw Born to Be Blue, the Chet Baker biopic, as well as this Danish film, The Commune, which was compelling.
He continued to carve out a life with his music and artwork, some of which was compelling enough to be exhibited at shows of so-called outsider art, including one in New York.
It has an unsettling undercurrent that runs through it: there's this sense of dread that permeates it, which was compelling and also made it difficult to read at times.
The second was a whole red snapper in chili sauce, which was compelling in its combination of sweet flesh against spice, magnified by chopped red and green bell peppers, then softened with rice.
With parochial arrogance, the prosecuting authorities ignored the New York court of appeal, which in 1959 had overturned a ban on Lady Chatterley because it was written with "a power and tenderness which was compelling" and which justified its use of four-letter Anglo-Saxon words.
Both agencies had access to the same Avandia data, which was compelling but also incomplete.
Furthermore, its campaigns so devastated the country and weakened the government that Poland was defenseless when Prussia, and eventually Austria, agreed (Feb. 17 and Aug. 5, 1772) to partition Poland, which was compelled to cede almost one-third of its territory to the three partitioning powers.
In his newsletter, he notes that GXC trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 10.7, which is compelling.
They have been adept at rallying support, with a Facebook page, a petition and a website devoted to their side of the story, which is compelling.
Despite the Communists' qualms about privatisation, the government will continue to sell shares in the firms it controls especially banks, many of which are compelled by new capital-adequacy rules to raise money.
At one point we see Lorna trying to combat her condition by reading poetry: the irony is that she chooses verses from Christopher Reid's A Scattering, which were compelled by his wife's death.
