Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: Unfortunately, most people don't find those data very compelling.

• make: Flash movies are a popular way to make websites more compelling.

Infinitive complement

• watch: How he gains his subjects respect and truly forlore and grizzly battle scenes make this compelling to watch.

Modifies a noun

• proposition: Short lead times for delivery and flexible contract terms drive a compelling proposition within key market sectors, such as retail.

• reason: Probably the most compelling reason to buy the kids a PC of their own.

• argument: All of these factors add up to present a compelling argument for a more holistic approach.

• viewing: It is actually quite compelling viewing in the end... Downfall The last days of Adolf Hitler in his bunker in Berlin.

• evidence: This is compelling evidence of the biblical scale of climate change's effects.

• narrative: This running " subplot " gave Country House a compelling narrative to run alongside the history.

Modifying Another Word

• strangely: I blame the strangely compelling Rockstar Mommy I AM: here, now.

• utterly: The risk inherent in any notion of war in space of a " tragedy of the commons " is utterly compelling.

• oddly: An oddly compelling excursion to the edges of cacophony.

• visually: Inside, have something visually compelling like a color copy or photo on one side and your bio immediately available on the other.

• sufficiently: Secondly, they seem to believe that their content is sufficiently compelling that people will want to pay to hear it.

• equally: There is an equally compelling second volume that provides pictures from 1907 to 1945.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Watching a team with indifferent luck seems more compelling than watching one with frequent success.

• prove: Our business case was centered on the costs and savings rather than the wider open standards issues, and ultimately this proved compelling.

• remain: But it remains compelling how many people in power are still prepared to talk to the paper.

• become: Once you've said it, it becomes compelling.

• find: Ask what kinds of return would they find compelling.