Sentence examples for find it gripping from inspiring English sources

I find it gripping and slightly mesmerising.

"You can disapprove of this book as much as you want," added the Daily Telegraph's Lynn Barber (who felt it was "wicked" to let Burrell's trial go on for so long, and that he "has the right to defend himself") - "but I defy you not to find it gripping.

Ti Noel escapes and returns to the former plantation of Lenormand de Mezy, where he remains for some time, and later returns to the city to find it gripped by fear of Henri Christophe's regime.

The joke is on the audience, and although the studied idiocy is definitely not to my personal taste, I found it gripping and surprising.

Richard Morrison in the Times found it "gripping" and vowed to devote a chapter to the Grahams should he ever get round to fulfilling his aim of writing a definitive history of English eccentricity.

It's a book which makes people smile … and even though it's quite a detailed DIY manual, people sit and read it cover to cover – they find it completely gripping".

Aged 16, in year 11 at a state school in south London Even though To Miss With Love revolves around my world, I didn't find it particularly gripping.

The rent arrears story, for example, might play differently in the Guardian and the Sun (if it played in the Sun at all) and wouldn't be a prime example of dullness to everyone: a worried buy-to‑let landlord in Southwark could well find it more gripping even than nephew-eating in Sydney.

But I also found it fascinating, gripping and the work of a master.

I found it utterly gripping to write about a society which has no concept of romantic love.

Although it has been dubbed "Too Big To Read" by some critics (it is more than 600 pages long), I found it rather gripping, especially towards the end as Sorkin "jump cuts" between various elements of the rescue effort.While other books such as Fools's Gold and The Origin of Financial Crises explained the background to the credit crunch, Sorkin's effort is very much about the who and the when.