Sentence examples for something gripping from inspiring English sources

Wherever the viewer's eye falls in this exceptionally, even obsessively, detailed painting, there is something gripping, fanciful or curious.

We have to make it into something gripping and moving and frightening and, also, hopeful.

Something grips my heart, it's difficult to breathe," he told one psychologist.

So when something truly gripping happens, you're just left feeling numb.

Yet there's something deeply gripping about it, this emanation from elsewhere.

Something really gripping, with high-stakes crimes, much gunplay and lots of manly action on the part of corrupt cops and powerful mobsters.

92) Some Rain Must Fall by Karl Ove Knausgaard There is something compulsively gripping about the completism of Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle series of fictionalised memoirs.

There's also something quietly gripping about a case that makes us consider the hard lives of people trying to make an honest living in a tough neighborhood.

Something like The Raising of the Mammoth has a beginning, a middle and an end and you feel like you're watching something as gripping as a feature film - but it's a documentary.

The lesson seems to be: give people something fresh, gripping and alive to play to its audience's interests, and they'll not only pay a premium price, they'll pay up front for you to make it.

But there was still something utterly gripping in their 2-0 defeat here on a night of peculiarly absorbing frustration for Joachim Löw's team, all elaborate stitching but undone in the end by France's more incisive bursts.