equally compelling

Examples (10)

• Equally compelling is the evidence that early intervention can significantly alter outcomes.
• The first argument was persuasive, but the counter-argument presented by the opposition was equally compelling.
• While the historical documents provide a strong case, the archaeological findings are equally compelling.
• The film's protagonist is a fascinating character, but the antagonist's backstory is equally compelling.
• Each candidate presented a vision for the future that the voters found equally compelling.
• The reason to stay was security, but the reason to leave—adventure—was equally compelling.
• The prosecution laid out the facts, but the defense lawyer's emotional appeal to the jury was equally compelling.
• Both theories attempt to explain the phenomenon, and on the surface, they appear equally compelling.
• He had to choose between two job offers, each with an equally compelling set of benefits.
• The novel's main plot is exciting, yet the various subplots are equally compelling in their own right.