Sentence examples for I'm riveted from inspiring English sources

I'm riveted by certain rhythms that I don't understand, especially African music and some Eastern music.

I'm riveted by an interview with Lord Jeremy Hutchinson, who says "one didn't know about the north" but then goes on to speak movingly about how the spectacle of seeing the Jarrow march changed the course of his life.

I'm riveted by "Talk of the Town" -- really, I am -- but can't help eyeballing the SkyMall catalogue in front of me.

It was riveting tennis, meaning I was riveted to the couch and the television screen.

They were also absolutely riveting, or in any case I was riveted by them: I felt they were giving me the hairy eyeball, like Louise Bourgeois's nipply "Eyes" sculpture on the esplanade just below Battery Park City.

I was riveted.

HEFFERNAN -- I was riveted.

I was riveted all the same.

"Here's your 'Sex and the City.' " I was riveted.

But I was riveted by Mr. Visser's patter.

I was riveted by Louise Doughty's Apple Tree Yard (Faber).