Sentence examples similar to gripping lecture from inspiring English sources

But he was gripped by classroom lectures on the '68 shootings that had become known as the Orangeburg Massacre, and in 2009, at the urging of classmates, he wrote a play about the event.

Their Dante, though as Seamus Heaney points out in a gripping lecture is not quite the same as Osip Mandelstam's, whose jaggedly futuristic "Conversation about Dante" is also included.

Very gripping.

A gripping novel, absorbing right to the end, "The Sound of Things Falling" concerns a young professor of jurisprudence named Antonio who plays billiards every afternoon in Bogotá to unwind after delivering his lecture.

Utterly gripping.

It's hugely gripping.

Gripping, gripping stuff.

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Gripping the wheels.

Today R4 Reith Lectures 2008 R4 I was gripped this week by a series of reports by Deddie Davies, a 70-year-old undercover reporter for the Today programme.

It gripped and fascinated.