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Meanings of more compelling in English

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Usage of more compelling in English
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There could hardly be more compelling reasons for negotiating a political compromise.
The Irish Times
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You have a Druid's power, and such power is infinitely more compelling.
The First King of Shannara
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The latest findings, reported in the journal Science, are far more compelling.
The Guardian
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The beats ought to form a more compelling narrative than they do.
The Irish Times
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For some, it is a more compelling option than an all-electric car.
The Irish Times
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What I see is even more compelling than the décor behind me.
Hull zero three
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That fosters a less instructive guide -though a more compelling read.
Reuters
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Add six or seven zeros and the math gets even more compelling.
The king of lies
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Now he was himself, and more dramatic, more compelling than ever before.
Youth Challenges
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Leonid was playing astoundingly, miraculously, with more compelling inspiration than ever before.
Metro 2034
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The need for reform of the judicial system has never been more compelling.
The Irish Times
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All of these reasons make the case for diplomacy all the more compelling.
The Guardian
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Her message to Paldane was important, but her need was even more compelling.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
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The power of her Voice was more compelling than cold logic.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
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From an education perspective, the content could scarcely be more compelling.
The Irish Times
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Fully recovered from vocal problems, he sounds more compelling than ever.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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