Sentence examples for gripping reading from inspiring English sources

Some of his books, like "Deliver Us From Evil," contain very little argument at all, though they nevertheless make for gripping, or at least intermittently gripping, reading.

Which Lie Did I Tell? by William Goldman, the follow-up to the fascinating Adventures in the Screen Trade, looks gripping reading.

A team of experts, under the editorship of Norman Maclean, presents a comprehensive audit of the current state of Britain's wildlife; an account that makes grim yet gripping reading.

("It's really gripping reading," she said).

The pages that are not characterised by bitterness and bile do not make gripping reading.

But Sybil's story was not just gripping reading; it was instrumental in creating a new psychiatric diagnosis: multiple-personality disorder, or M.P.D., known today as dissociative-identity disorder.

Now what?" It's a gripping read.

It is a shocking and gripping read.

Ofili found it a "genuinely gripping read.

This book is a gripping read full of the supernatural.

A gripping read to the poignant last line.