Sentence examples for absorbing to watch from inspiring English sources

And his role against France was absorbing to watch, too.

It is absorbing to watch Walt slide helplessly off the map.

The film is always absorbing to watch, but only once it's over do you begin to grasp the extent of its ambitions, and just how much it has done within a packed, compact hour and a half.

For a Parco television commercial, Dunaway slowly peeled and ate a hardboiled egg, as little action as you'd see in a noh play, and just as absorbing to watch.

Obiter dicta, personal titbits about the writers and their world, the Chesterton-Belloc alliance against Shaw or someone else, the scintillating literary world of London was absorbing to watch.

But Lucy Briggs-Owen (taking over from Amy Nuttall) offers doe-eyed pathos as the female lead whose attention span is as unreliable as her contact lenses, while Celia Imrie's tragicomic charwoman has, if anything, become more absorbing to watch: a glorious confection of precarious ego and incipient dementia.

I wanted to make a film that my uncle, who's a construction contractor and never pays attention to these issues at all, would be able to watch, absorb and feel like he walked away understanding something about this extraordinary moment that we're in in this post 9/11 world". On those terms, Dirty Wars succeeds.

I wanted to make a film that my uncle, who's a construction contractor and never pays attention to these issues at all, would be able to watch, absorb and feel like he walked away understanding something about this extraordinary moment that we're in in this post 9/11 world".

While the dealers seek those individual matches of art and buyer, the rest of us are free, in a sense, to watch: to absorb the art and learn from it, which is another kind of possession.

And as much as the script deserves credit for being elegant and restrained, the performances are wonderful to watch and absorb.

For tourists, it's a wonderful place to watch and absorb the frenetic, glittering atmosphere of what some call the world's most famous place.