compellingly

They called compellingly, and for each of the company the words were different.

There were still a couple things he thought might be said more compellingly.

And young artists who play new music compellingly make news.

But the blue eyes were staring compellingly down at Will.

He was the most compellingly masculine man she'd ever known.

He reached out and laid a hand compellingly on her shoulder.

The materials at hand, however, did not lend themselves to making that case compellingly.

The evidence pointed compellingly to the police as the murderers.

They have also played much of the standard repertory, always compellingly.

What is it in sport that black kids find so compellingly attractive?

But even on its own terms, this musical seems less compellingly dark than simply muddy.

Unfortunately, it is not compellingly drawn in the text, either.

This book brings art - and, even more compellingly, history - to life.

Is there any compellingly good reason why we should be setting aside our principles now?

The theory is often expressed in a story that should be compellingly probable.

That said, the concert on Monday night was a strong program, compellingly performed.

They didn't seem able to pull out of the effect which drew them compellingly to each other.

But the size isn't large enough to offer a compellingly different user experience.

It's a perfect image for the compellingly evil sounds contained within.

For them, online games provide a compellingly interactive alternative to an evening in front of the television.

The work is compellingly consistent in its vision of violated childhood.

But the five pieces also shared a compellingly literate approach to dance.

The reference needed no clarification; her mind made it compellingly plain.

The challenge for the producers of the series was to capture this inner world compellingly in a short three months.

I got a whiff of something compellingly familiar but couldn't remember what it was.