Sentence examples for which is gripping from inspiring English sources

Do the pods have a philosophy which is gripping enough to revive the movement?

REGULATORS investigating the huge book-keeping fraud at WorldCom have accused the company of not disclosing all the details of the scandal which is gripping corporate America.

It claims ABN Amro was aware of the derivatives when it agreed (which it says was on April 12th) to act as co-ordinating bank.CurtainsThis six-month saga, which is gripping Italy, is now near its end.

Angola sent Defense Minister Kundi Paihama because President Eduardo dos Santos seldom leaves the country, which is gripped by its own civil war.

But it is looking for growth outside the European Union, which is gripped by recession and faces the possibility that austerity measures will mean years of stagnation.

To grind an internal surface, a small wheel is so mounted that it can move back and forth inside the hollow of the workpiece, which is gripped in a rotating chuck.

It is the male-dominated standard ("normal") working day which is gripped by the process of erosion [17].

as his crusading lawyer James B. Donovan Tom Hankssaysays in arguing for inalienable rights in the face of the national hysteria which was gripping America during the height of the nuclear arms race, is what precisely separates us from the enemy.

Mr. Lynn joined Aetna at a troubled time for the insurer, which was gripped by falling profits, poor morale and a failed strategy to diversify the business.

The figures highlight the extent to which the housing crisis is gripping the private rental sector.

He plays Eddie as a tough, stubby, angry innocent who can never acknowledge the passion by which he is gripped.