Sentence examples for are especially riveting from inspiring English sources

The scenes with Fonda as the President and young Hagman as a petrified Russian translator are especially riveting.

Even if the works were not enough to dazzle the spectator (the large scale paintings he executed for Venetian churches, at the beginning of his career, are especially riveting), the show is memorable thanks to Luca Ronconi's spectacular arrangement.

"The Sailboat" (1968), a medium-sized oil, is especially riveting.

But the revival is grippingly timely; in particular, the opening act is especially riveting.

Mr. Yaw's cluttered, quasi-Victorian settings exemplify some of the basic principles of Christmas window artistry: delight is in the details; anything can be included as long as it's shiny and beautiful (the recurring birdcages, for example); formal metamorphosis can be especially riveting.

No one reads TechCrunch, or me I suppose, because our prose when comparing fiscal third quarter diluted earnings per share on a non-GAAP basis to market expectations is especially riveting.

But I was especially riveted, on this visit, by two unsuccessful paintings.

It was especially riveting for the department's many new members, including Carlo DeMarco, a mechanic, who joined several months ago and had worked only a small brush fire; and Joanne Karl, a homemaker who had volunteered for dispatch duty three days earlier and was still memorizing radio codes like 10-60 (major emergency) and 10-26 (fond on the stove).

Pedorro's story is particularly riveting.

The result is a show that looks and sounds great — the Gents are never less than watchable, with Thom Scott II and Darren Thomas delivering especially riveting monologues — but is not as profound as it thinks it is.

But I know nothing about cars and so was especially interested in the riveting juxtaposition of great chefs and great cars at a dinner celebrating the 125th anniversary of the automobile.