Sentence examples for unstoppable reading from inspiring English sources

Hynes's novel contains many memorable passages and comic riffs; and his decision to shape the book around its high-stakes ending (50 pages of riveting, vivid and unstoppable reading) does, ultimately, justify and define the whole.

It is sad, funny, exciting, adventurous and has shocking moments, which makes it an unstoppable read.

In Drama, Miriam Margolyes is at her magnificent best as an unstoppable playwright reading to a captive author: as her hero announces "I've come to talk to you about various matters of public hygiene", you see Horovitch develop a murderous itch.

In a best-and-worst-of-the-season article that followed, I singled the show out for more opprobrium, calling it "schlocky but apparently unstoppable". But read the fine print in the ABC advertisements in The New York Times and you'll find, on occasion, the following: "Unstoppable" — Charles Isherwood, New York Times.

(Intriguingly, this carbon dating of his epiphany doesn't exactly tally with this ConservativeHome blog post from January 2008 in which he seems to be already expressing his major doubts after reading Unstoppable Global Warming, by Fred Singer and Dennis Avery).

Underneath it was a shirt that read "Unstoppable Skills".

He was louder as he leant towards the microphone, suddenly more insistent, reading with an unstoppable momentum.

"What a rare and beautiful soul with his unstoppable passion for life," it read.

I wasn't that surprised to read Madalyn's email and to watch the subsequent Tweets and articles flooding my feed like an unstoppable social media avalanche.

Number eight Kieran Read was then unstoppable down the left wing as he powered over the line for another converted score as New Zealand stamped their authority all over the game and ensured victory to go along with the title.

"Unstoppable Matsui goes wild on the field," another read.