Sentence examples for always riveting from inspiring English sources
While not always revelatory, Mr. Bell is always riveting.
No matter, he's always riveting to watch, and as Vinnie Paz, he delivers another lived-in, rounded performance.
The result is "Play Their Hearts Out," an often heartbreaking, always riveting exploration of the seamy underbelly of big-time youth basketball — and one of the finest books about sports I've ever read.
Beyond that, there are scads of B-roll, always riveting highlights from the Milgram experiment on obedience to authority, quotations by Orwell, and a voice-over with yet more bad news.
Mr. Teshigawara's movement concentrated on the upper body, in the best Asian manner, but he did leap and twist about energetically, and his control of his torso, arms, hands and head was always riveting.
But by fantasizing that he was a Wilkomirski, he certainly got entangled in the fantasies of a group of people for whom Wilkomirski is in fact a family name, and that is how the sad, outrageous, sometimes tragic, sometimes hilarious, always riveting tale related in "A Life in Pieces" began.
Morandi will always rivet painters and educate all who care for painting.
Our eyes were always riveted to Michael and his blend of rigid control and barely contained energy, still thrilling after all these years, his cool domination of the proceedings belied by his blazing smile.
"People are always very riveted by it," said Dr. Ramirez of Mr. Margules' photo.
Ms. Moffett asked them for words starting with K. "Kangaroo!" said Rochelle Bish, a quiet girl who always seems riveted by the lesson.
