Sentence examples for such gripping from inspiring English sources

Such gripping storylines – it was most satisfying.

The same is true in politics – that's why the returning officer in elections often presages such gripping theatre.

Joyce Carol Oates writes with such gripping accuracy about everything, covering the page in detail, detail, detail, that the initial effect is of a vividly precise photograph.

This sentiment explains, too, why authors like Hugo and Charles Dickens, whose novels are dense with local and historical particularity and handicapped by an awesome wordiness, can still turn out to be such gripping sources for modern musicals.

Epic narratives, poems, sagas and allegories from all cultures tell such gripping tales that they have inspired countless other stories in all forms of entertainment.

All of this is present in the Robert Durst affair, and it's what made Sunday night's finale of "The Jinx" such gripping television.

Though it might not make such a gripping film.

And, it all goes down easily because he spins it around such a gripping tale.

Also absent was the novel's urgent spirit, the vertiginous sense of events careering out of control as the characters' various obsessions and destinies intersect, which is what makes it such a gripping read.

'Not since the first Henry: Portrait of Serial Killer have I seen such a gripping, straightforward look at murder (albeit, with a very different motive).

It is her adoption of this primary narrative that makes Rebecca Skloot's book such a gripping read" [ 23].