Sentence examples for enthralling literature from inspiring English sources

In his survey of the immense landscape of epilepsy, Grant concentrates in large part on that affecting the temporal lobes, not just because there's an enthralling literature on the subject, but because of the bizarre, intoxicating effects those seizures can have on experience.

I have recently read books by Faye Bird, Jo Nadin and Martin Stewart that did everything I want great literature to do, to enthral and delight and ravish the imagination.

Alex Salmond, Scotland's First Minister and a friend of Banks, called him a "remarkable writer who has made a lasting contribution to Scottish literature and culture, inspiring and enthralling readers for 30 years".

He said: "Iain Banks is a remarkable writer who has made a lasting contribution to Scottish literature and culture, inspiring and enthralling readers for 30 years.

McEwan has fun sending up both literature and espionage, and the twisty narrative will enthral fans of Atonement.

Utterly enthralling.

She was completely enthralling.

Mr. Luo, especially, is enthralling.

Enthralling, witty and often unbearably moving, an elegy to not only a lost generation but the first golden age of children's literature.

Disturbing yet enthralling.

The piece is enthralling.