Sentence examples for gripping enough from inspiring English sources

That was gripping enough in itself.

After which golf's grand return was gripping enough.

Do the pods have a philosophy which is gripping enough to revive the movement?

Happily, Sullivan's story is gripping enough to withstand such lapses in the telling.

The film is gripping enough simply with the telling of George's lifestory.

And if the World Series is gripping enough, it will finally make for lasting memories beyond the winner's market.

Such uncertainty keeps us gripped enough to forgive the overly explanatory passages of the play, produced here in the sparky 1994 version by Jeremy Sams.

He came down the track to drive a length delivery from Swann inside-out over extra-cover, but it gripped enough to take the edge and looped gently to Cook, running back from gully.

Now, this works to both its advantage and detriment as viewers warm to the characters and city – even having been a fan of Homicide: Life on the Street, I know if I had happened upon The Wire by accident, channel-surfing one night, I probably wouldn't have been gripped enough to ensure I watched it again.

What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt I am terrible at reading fiction – I rarely get through a book – so it says a lot about this that it gripped me enough to keep me going to the end.

Based on these findings, it is apparent that these three residues are involved in directing the translocating strand through the central channel, by gripping it tight enough to maintain binding to the strand, and yet loose enough to be overcome by the energy released through ATP hydrolysis.