Sentence examples for feel gripped from inspiring English sources

Even the most resolutely unscientific visitor would be hard-pressed to tour them and not feel gripped by the excitement of it all.

It is partly because Badii never invites sympathy or compassion in any conventional way: watching Taste of Cherry I feel gripped; I feel scared, but I don't feel sad – or not exactly.

One feels gripped, almost strangled, by sonata-form convention.

Opening the boot in a shower, watching water drip round the perfectly designed rubber piping, so that nothing touched me or my luggage, I felt gripped by a sudden mourning.

Round off the edge line for the outside edge of the bench seat for a smoother feel when gripped.

Stronger pains than she had ever felt before gripped her muscles.

She laughs and bites her lip, and I can feel the gripping contractions of it telegraphing up my fingernail.

During the ceremony, I could feel a gripping, squeezing sensation and utter surrender, as if all of my fears and self-doubts were being wrung out of me.

"When using the VR-15, the gun that users see in their hands as they crouch in the bell tower of The Nest, is the exact same gun they feel themselves gripping in the real world," Davenport explains.

If you do not feel them gripping, slow down and start the process again.

Go slow in the beginning and let your hands get used to the feel of gripping the card.