Sentence examples for thought it enthralling from inspiring English sources

John Gross of The Sunday Telegraph called the production "horribly wrong and utterly uncompelling". But Michael Billington of The Guardian thought it "enthralling," and I, reviewing it in The Times, found it "mischievous, provocative and stimulating". The 16-week American tour of "Richard III" opens at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where the play will be performed from Tuesday through June 21.

The Booker-shortlisted A Fraction of the Whole by Steve Toltz also picked up a few mentions – "an enthralling read, even if it's not quite as intelligent as it thinks it is," said davesoul.

"Do you know, I sometimes think it is," he says.For such a sorrowful tale, where almost no one is happy, "Toby's Room" is nevertheless an enthralling and uplifting read.

I can't vouch for what it was like to read, but I found it enthralling to write.

Tomita was first exposed to Western music (classical, jazz, and popular) after the end of World War II, and he found it enthralling.

I was not just entertained by the game at Murrayfield, as a neutral I found it enthralling.

If the castle impresses with its picture-book looks, it enthrals with its history.

I hope it enthrals a fresh generation of young sleuths.

She did so partly because she thought nothing as professionally enthralling as the Paris agreement could ever happen to her again.

"It wasn't the prettiest of games for anybody that was watching, but it was enthralling".

It was enthralling from the beginning, and I can still remember Mick Lally, who's since passed away, bashing skulls on a table in quite the most bizarre and hilarious experience I think I've ever had in the theatre, in A Skull in Connemara.