Sentence examples for that gripping from inspiring English sources

Darkspore is not that gripping (which for some people might be a good thing).

The sub plots relating to the effects of the storm are just not that gripping.

Or you could acknowledge that 'Little Derek' wasn't that gripping a single.

Ordinarily I don't find Mr. Dowell's art all that gripping; there's something generic about its slightly updated modernism.

And a long investigation, the central one so far, is not all that gripping in its many particulars.

His Avedonish color portraits of young friends looking spaced out or winsome aren't all that gripping; there's a surfeit of such stuff around.

The dance craze that gripped England's Ashes party.

10.53pm: On to the riots that gripped the capital last summer.

Still, the fear that gripped the chamber was real.

But it was tennis that gripped her interest.

But there it was cinema, not theatre, that gripped him.