Sentence examples for a really gripping from inspiring English sources
Unremembered was a fascinating book, it had a really gripping story and kept you in suspense throughout.
It's fun without being shallow, a combination of a really gripping story with a humorous flowing prose and real attention to historical detail.
That aside the content of the novel fits well together creating a really gripping read and gives a new edge to crime/mystery books.
But the merits of this book do not just reside in how daring it is; it's also just a really gripping story of friendship against the odds.
So, she says, "while obviously 75% of my energy when writing a crime novel is going into writing a really gripping story, my serious agenda is to write about the kind of things I think we should all be more aware of.
He unlocks the Pandora's box of your imagination, in a really gripping way.
"The thing that I love about this play is that there's a story, which is really gripping," she says, "and then there's singing and dancing".
That last possibility seems unlikely, but Tuesday's sold-out performance had its merits - nothing thrilling, nothing really gripping, but a generally solid, old-fashioned "Aida" performance.
I've been reading an awful lot of what I call "grip-lit" – really gripping books – for example The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins, Disclaimer by Renée Knight, and others by Clare Mackintosh and Claire Kendal.
("It's really gripping reading," she said).
It is really gripping and original.
