"gripping example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a story, analogy, or situation that is fascinating or captivating. For example, "Her gripping example of how her upbringing shaped her into an inspiring leader clearly resonated with the audience."
Season 3 of House of Cards not only makes the public health case for recognizing unemployment as a societal emergency it also serves as a gripping example about how life might do well to imitate art..................... Dr. Sederer is a psychiatrist and public health physician.
3 A gripping example of such stigmatization is given by a television show where participants have to eliminate "the weakest link" in the chain – that is, the weakest member of the team.
This was a gripping example of how smallpox, which is usually transmitted in face-to-face contact, can sometimes strike at a distance through the air.
With his knack for getting across complex ideas by means of gripping examples, Jones uses the history of HIV to illustrate all the major points of evolutionary theory in just a few pages.
I've been reading an awful lot of what I call "grip-lit" – really gripping books – for example The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins, Disclaimer by Renée Knight, and others by Clare Mackintosh and Claire Kendal.
Meanwhile, mystery and thriller writers often exploit the mistaken-identity opportunities twins present to gripping effect, a great example being Diane Setterfield's The Thirteenth Tale.
Homeland, for example, is a gripping and highly-acclaimed TV show focusing on the CIA's relentless pursuit and eradication of terrorist threats in the US.
"Old Boys and Girls Still Take Top Jobs" was a typical headline greeting its report in August about the privately educated tightening their grip – for example, the 54 privately educated out of the top 100 media professionals being seven more than back in the 1980s.
As Daniel at 3Doodler puts it: "Keep a strong filter on and don't get swayed in 12 directions by someone wanting to add silicone grips (for example) when there are larger problems to solve than cosmetic flourishes!" Targets: "It looks real".
Examples include soft sponge, gripping rubber, and tough wood.
Those who do not find themselves gripped by this particular example may replace it with an example involving "fission", for instance, of an amoeba dividing in two.[27] Eliminativists will reject E1.
