Sentence examples for make for gripping reading from inspiring English sources

THE small print can make for gripping reading.

In Wilson's hands these familiar stories make for gripping reading.

Such passages make for gripping reading, but it's worth remembering that the best indicator that the Fed underestimated matters was the occurence of a massive crisis and recession.

One wishes he had written with more flair and feeling about the troubled culture of the intelligence services, but the mere facts of Hanssen's life make for gripping reading.

These and other events of that harrowing day were described by his nephew and heir, Pliny the Younger, in a series of letters to the historian Tacitus that still make for gripping reading, not least because they paint a picture of stoic heroism in moments of crisis that is particularly resonant just now.

Those scholarly smack-downs are the focus of this new book by longtime Texas Monthly editor Gregory Curtis, and in his able hands, they make for gripping reading.

This can make for fascinating reading.

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.

Bill's tumble from the top and his subsequent adventures with a nefarious assortment of demimonde characters make for gripping, if sometimes bumpy, reading: not as viscerally satisfying as "Manhattan Nocturne," but not as hokey and gratuitously violent as "Afterburn" either.

What happens when Omar is outside the prison walls, and how his world and his relationships are reshaped by the realities of broken trust and betrayal, make for gripping and heartbreaking watching.

Unfortunately, it doesn't make for particularly gripping reading.