Sentence examples for gripping readable from inspiring English sources
And Miranda Seymour's Mary Shelley (Picador, £8.99) is a gripping, readable and empathetic revisiting of the life of one of the Romantic period's most misunderstood writers.
After all, Sarah Waters is an excellent, evocative writer, and this is an incredibly gripping and readable novel.
Reviewing for the Quill & Quire, Derek Weiler wrote that the book's strength is its "informative outlines of [the] conflicts, with gripping and readable summary enhanced by evocative scene-setting".
In addition to being a highly readable, even gripping account of the 1967 conflict, Mr. Oren's "Six Days of War" is also a powerful illustration of the way history mixes basic forces with the accidental and improvisational.
Khan's warrior remains the most readable figure: Chien and Ritter are gripping, but we're given less sense of their inner lives.
Gripping, gripping stuff.
To the whole crew, Barbara brought her highly readable, but never patronising, style, and storylines that gripped but never disconcerted her readers.
It gripped and fascinated.
