Sentence examples for gripping entertainment from inspiring English sources

Poulter continues to provide more gripping entertainment, to his immensecredit.

The baffling swirl of Indian politics makes for a gripping entertainment.

It has all been gripping entertainment, innocently and heart-warmingly binding a nation.

It mattered little to him that the match provided gripping entertainment.

Frank Rich, writing in The New York Times, said the musical was "gripping entertainment" and the "most exciting of the so-called English musicals".

But I'm intrigued and impressed by the way in which the best in our business are reinventing the turgid, dreary and often lonely business of sifting through the mountains of evidence about the past as gripping entertainment.

instance is how it strikes right at the heart of the Oscars So White debate that gripped the entertainment world this past award season.

You would have to have been born and raised with a penis to make this up and think it could be the basis of a gripping piece of filmed entertainment.

No one had a more moralising grip on entertainment than the BBC, which rationed pop to a few hours a week on the Light Programme.

But violence in service of a meandering tale that fails to consistently deliver entertainment, arresting aesthetics or gripping drama is simply deadening.

Finally they concurred: it was Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible, a novel too good to be "pure entertainment", though it was certainly gripping, and too political to qualify as "freak literature", though the experiences of its heroine are unusual.