Sentence examples for enthralling readers from inspiring English sources

Good writing, for Johnson, is a mixture of page-turning and point-making, enthralling readers while teaching them, too.

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.

"This is a wonderful award that strikes at the very heart of what good books are all about:  enthralling readers with gripping, page-turning fiction – and decided not by an elite committee but by the very people who read and loved them – the general public," he said.

The tales of murder and intrigue have endured because they enthral readers, viewers and listeners today as much as the Victorian audiences they were written for.

Next, by evaluating their lasting impact: do these books continue to enthral readers and explore our human dilemmas and joys in memorable ways?

The first world war is renowned for poetry (Owen, Sassoon, Rosenberg) more than prose, but there is one volume, this "autobiography", partly set in the trenches, that continues to enthral readers with its irreverent, comic, and often bawdy first-hand account of frontline action in France.

"It is infused with the spirit of larger than life heroes and colourful comic book trivia that enthrals younger readers and delights superhero fans of all ages, yet at its heart is a touching relationship between siblings.

As a longtime reader of Dreher's blog — an experience alternately enthralling and exasperating — I'd always wondered what he'd be like in person.

Utterly enthralling.

That alone was enthralling.