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• And the opener, at least, is grippingly put together.
• A grippingly original, if grim, exercise in empathy and imagination.
• Daily's own recollections of his invented combat experiences became grippingly real.
• This long, grippingly intense sequence is worth the price of a ticket alone.
• But they pose their questions grippingly and movingly.
• "Moses und Aron " anticipated his reconversion and grippingly expressed the fervor behind it.
• His soundsinging has been called " fascinating, inventive, grippingly obsessive " ( The Wire ).
• Former President Gerald R . Ford grippingly recalls tense days in California when two women pointed weapons at him.
• It's an expertly constructed, grippingly paced plot machine that pits good against evil and lets evil win.
• "Revenge " grippingly describes the built-in tensions that colored Blumenfeld's overtures to the Khatibs.
• The finale builds grippingly to those jabbing A's, and triumph is vividly beaten into submission in the last bars.
• In short, writer-director Steven Zaillian has respected the real events grippingly described in Jonathan Harr's landmark book.
• It begins grippingly, with a tremulous sustained pedal tone shimmering in the strings as fleeting melodic fragments and wayward harmonies intrude.
• Andy McSmith called it " grippingly readable ", while Andrew Anthony of the Observer said it was " cheerfully vitriolic ".
• As grippingly intense as Rains could be, it is his air of wronged innocence and abiding tenderness that makes this Phantom tick.
• The story is consistently, grippingly told, even as it lurches into typical Grisham implausibilities and takes time out for amusing character noodling.
• And the orchestra under Steven Mercurio, which had been so cautious when Bocelli was onstage, dug in and started to play grippingly.
• His portraits of Ruth's divorced parents, whose main characteristic is a kind of constant hunger for more, is grippingly well done.
• The filmmakers capitalize on the stylized, suspended animation of the action sequences and the luxuriant cinematography with a handful of grippingly beautiful set pieces.
• Not even Martha Argerich so grippingly captures the demonic side of these scores, and Cluytens and the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra occasionally struggle to keep up.