Sentence examples for making for compelling reading from inspiring English sources

Indeed, more than half of Enright's contributors have a date of birth after 1950, allowing scope for a good range of "contemporary" tones – not all of them making for compelling reading.

Monsters make for compelling reading.

It makes for compelling reading.

Their wide-eyed observations make for compelling reading.

Yet the vivid details of the farmers' lives, their humanity and, often, intelligence, make for compelling reading.

And, like love, it makes for compelling reading – you might as well try to look away from a traffic accident.

The book makes for compelling reading in parts but has not been, or perhaps cannot be, smoothly translated into English.

Katharine Robbins, Leeds Williams's short stories portray the edges of modern life in vivid, staccato detail and make for compelling reading.

The personal animus driving his narrative makes for compelling reading, but leaves a sour aftertaste, whatever your political views.

Yet the report still makes for compelling reading because so little has changed as a result of the debacle, in both banking and in its regulation.

Tim Waterstone, founder of Waterstone's bookshops Lists always make for compelling reading and one or two things on this one came straight out at me.