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The narrative flow of "Java Man" could be improved, but the material itself couldn't be more riveting.

These images will be more riveting still when the lighting is right, but this fifth act clearly brings to a stirring conclusion Mr. Wilson's grand fresco of world myth and human fratricide.

So what could be more riveting for Koreans than to see the heirs to this sprawling chaebol, Korea's fifth biggest, with roots in Japan as well as Korea, battling each other in the type of shootout that often embroils descendants of chaebol founders claiming the keys to the kingdoms created by their fathers and grandfathers.

Every piece he writes seems to be more riveting than the last.

But born Michael Igor Peschkowsky in Berlin, 1931, his own story may be more riveting than all of his films and movies combined.

Will the country in the coming months be more riveted by the effort to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court or the effort to fill the vacancy at the judge's table on "American Idol"?

Even then, I was more riveted by the iPad app in my lap, selecting players and holes to follow.

While a flurry of attention was trained on the rise of the new Socialist president in France, François Hollande, investors around the world were more riveted by a crippling parliamentary election in Greece, where far-left and neo-Nazi parties dealt a blow to the dominant political parties.

We are more riveted to scenes of dog eat dog, every man for himself, than to stories of ordinary civility.

Theories abounded about what Pelosi could have been reading that was more riveting than Trump.

The fact is, there are many variations of footballing style, and nothing is more riveting to watch than two teams with vastly contrasting styles taking one another on.