Sentence examples for while compelling from inspiring English sources

The Berlusconi analogy, while compelling on its face, does not yield straightforward predictions about how America's center-left might counteract a Trump presidency.

Rather, a theory constitutes a resource and an affiliation that, while compelling a long-term commitment as well as ideological allegiances, allows for strategic negotiation and ad-hoc bricolage on the part of the individual scholar or a group of scholars.

The deal would have restored Zelaya to office before the November election while compelling him to drop efforts to change the law so he could run again.

As a legal concept, UHC implies the existence of a legal framework that mandates national governments to provide health care to all residents while compelling the international community to support poor nations in implementing this right.

Prosperity, he said, made a reduction of taxes possible, all the while compelling Americans to reach out to those still left behind.

The story, while compelling, is now known to be wrong.

But the evidence for a connection between morale and safely navigating one's surroundings, while circumstantial, is compelling.

Others can discourse on history, about the rise and fall (and rise again?) of nations; others can instruct on the principles of critical thinking (a skill badly needed now); while others are compelling on the power of moral action (ex., theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer resisting Nazi power).

After a while I was compelled to visit a huge latrine that—unthinkable today had been dug in the south-west corner of the square, roughly on the site of a building now housing a Japanese restaurant and a branch of Kentucky Fried Chicken.

The Constitution does not allow a President to disband the lower house once it has begun impeachment proceedings, while it compels the President to disband the lower house if it rejects his choice for Prime Minister three times.

Carr's method is really a sort of proleptic aversion therapy; his point being that smokers are victims of a false consciousness: there's nothing at all pleasant about smoking, and we naive and immature wannabes were deluded by its social cachet, while simultaneously compelled by physical addiction.