Sentence examples for case has riveted from inspiring English sources

The case has riveted Israel for years.

The case has riveted Silicon Valley, which has experienced nothing like it in years.

The case has riveted people here since the boys, then 13 and 12, were charged with killing their sleeping father.

The case has riveted the country in a region that has struggled to shed a culture of corruption in the aftermath of the Communist era.

The case has riveted Pakistan's brittle political system, driving a wedge between the government and the judiciary as the country faces pressing economic and security threats.

The Sejusa case has riveted many in this east African country that once was prone to violent takeovers of power but which has seen relative stability under Museveni.

Closing arguments are scheduled to begin today in the case, which has riveted the rank and file more than any police trial in recent memory -- including last year's Abner Louima case, in which an officer admitted torturing a Haitian immigrant with a broom handle in a Brooklyn precinct station house.

The State Supreme Court agreed, in a decision that added another jarring twist in a case that has riveted Utah and the close-knit, isolated polygamist communities of Hildale, Utah, and nearby Colorado City, Ariz., where Mr. Jeffs's church is based.

The case, which has riveted the nation, highlights the power struggle between Turkey's pro-Islamic government and the once powerful military, which sees itself as the defender of Turkey's historically secular state.

In a case that has riveted France, the prosecutors accused three family clans from Croatia of grooming girls and boys as young as 11 to steal as part of a gang that committed 100 robberies in France, Belgium and Germany in 2011.

India's supreme court has commuted the death sentences of three men convicted of assassinating Rajiv Gandhi, the country's former prime minister, in a case that has riveted the nation for 23 years.