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(181) Full houses and the noise they provide make the televisual experience more compelling.

(182) Bold placement and strong cropping make this an especially compelling graphic.

(183) The discovery of the City of Light and the experience of making it your own is and always has been the most compelling reason to visit.

(184) In Mozart's example, the most compelling symptom - anasarca - has three common causes: liver disease, kidney disease, and congestive heart failure.

(185) Louis XIII helped expand the compelling course of structures of the French state.

(186) The image of a stutterer's words banging into each other as they try to get out and into a sentence is a pretty compelling notion.

(187) McCormack said ending the North Korean nuclear program, which included a weapons test in 2006, is a "compelling" U.S. national security interest.

(188) As an amateur Margaret Mead, it's the point at which guests give themselves over to the esprit de wedding that's much more compelling than the whole with-this-ring pomp and circumstance to me.

(189) Now, Kim Jong-il’s failing health is compelling Mr. Kim to begin a crash program to present his son as the next leader.

(190) Sweet oak, spice and compelling grapey extract lead to a long and persistent finish.

(191) Although he calls the animal data compelling, University of Vermont associate professor of pediatrics and anesthesia Robert K.

(192) Therefore, not only does landing page copy need to be compelling, but copy on every other page as well.

(193) His connoisseurship is broad and deep, his examples are often breathtaking, and his analyses of how the masterpieces achieve their effects are acute and compelling.

(194) In fact, his enthusiasm was so compelling that he became a firefighter in his hometown.

(195) "No one really wants to come to market in August unless they have to. It shows these new sellers have a compelling need to sell," Rightmove commercial director Miles Shipside said in a statement.

(196) To justify the proposition's inherent discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation, he wrote, there would have to be a compelling state interest in banning same-sex marriage.

(197) Everyone sees it as compelling to align technology policy with business policy.

(198) The informational advantage of the largest risk arbitrageurs is not so compelling in situations such as long-term liquidations, spinoffs, and large friendly tender offers.

(199) Putting it all together yields a compelling story: European banks are shifting their cash assets out of European banks and putting much of them into US banks.

(200) Photopolymer is a new material for holographic storage; it has a number of compelling properties such as high diffraction efficiency, relatively simple fabrication process, and long persistence.

(201) The precise yet endlessly suggestive works that result from his unrivalled draughtsmanship are just as compelling as his paintings.

(202) Since reforming and opening, the growth rate of garment industry and market dilate strength are compelling.

(203) In a word, the Trade Association system was the combo of inductivity system transformation and compelling system transformation.

(204) There is compelling evidence for the existence of oligopeptide signaling in plants, which are very similar to that of animals.

(205) I think THEMIS is specially designed to help answer some of those compelling science questions.

(206) So if what Socrates means by invisibility is the first notion: can't be seen with your eyes, then the argument is not any good, harmony is a pretty compelling counterexample.

(207) That man said so, in my memory, when I was standing in front of him, compelling him to look into my eyes toughly .

(208) International Maritime Organization established international Safety Management (ISM) Code, which was compelling,[Sentencedict.com ] for preventing and decreasing shipwreck.

(209) Pausch's bestselling book, "The Last Lecture" (Hyperion), has moved countless people across the country with its compelling message of "savor every moment."

(210) He was handsome, certainly, and something about him was strangely compelling, but on their own, those were not qualities that warranted a feature article.