compellingly

More compellingly, the more and the earlier Mom took acetaminophen, the stronger the association.

Can you write compellingly about the trials and tribulations of New York media types circa 2009?

A figure who could compellingly make that case is sadly missing from our national politics.

The awkward divergence from fashion is so compellingly wrong that it appears cool in the most ironic, hipster kind of way.

Lewis wrote a compellingly readable autobiography called Surprised by Joy.

And how infinitely sweet, how compellingly necessary now seemed to me this new, sweet world that swept around us now.

His sense of hearing will be struck compellingly by your device.

She made a start as if to rise, but he put out his hand in front of her, beseechingly or compellingly, and she sank down again.

He took her by the shoulders compellingly, held her at arm's length; and the angel who watched halted with pen in air, indecisive.

Need I look upon her coldly because she had become radiant, compellingly lovely?