Sentence examples for remarkably gripping from inspiring English sources
"The Sopranos" says a lot of positive things about America that it can pour out remarkably gripping and innovative drama and can elevate pop culture to the level of art.
First staged at the Stratford Festival in Ontario in 2002 (and partially recast for Lincoln Center), Jonathan Miller's gripping, remarkably tender production was the most accessible I had ever seen.
Notably these include the acrobatics of the musicians: the trumpet soloist who plays standing on a chair suspended high enough in the air to count as daredevilry, the unicycling trombonist and the drummer who manages a series of remarkably rapid paradiddles while gripping one drumstick between his nose and his upper lip.
Americans -- seemingly bland, ordinary Americans -- often have a remarkably tenuous grip on reality.
Wired has a more in-depth appreciation of the ideas behind this method of gripping things, which sounds prosaic but is remarkably effective.
Remarkably, ensembles of 3 to 55 simultaneously recorded neurons were sufficiently information-rich to predict gripping force during 30-second test periods with considerable accuracy (up to R = 0.82, R(2) = 0.68) after short training periods.
Gripping, gripping stuff.
