Sentence examples for makes for riveting reading from inspiring English sources

The tale of Viestur's climb, and that of other team's deadly attempts up K2, makes for riveting reading.

"The Wizard of Lies," by Diana B. Henriques, a senior financial writer for The New York Times, makes for riveting reading because it covers all these dimensions.

It makes for riveting reading, except that it leaves out a crucial part of the story, which is what happened next.

Frayn reports the unfolding evidence about what one of the central protagonists of his play, the leading German physicist Werner Heisenberg, was actually up to when he visited Nils Bohr in Copenhagen, in parallel with the openings of the London and New York productions of the play; it makes for riveting reading, a kind of parergon of the play itself.

A full biography of him would make for riveting reading.

This doesn't make for a very gratifying existence; nor does it always make for riveting reading.

The fractured families, thousands of largely wasted dollars and bizarre parent-child lifestyle described made for riveting reading.

He has a kind word for everyone, which is a fine quality in a dinner guest but doesn't make for riveting reading.

The Obama administration's charge this week that an Iranian-American car salesman backed by Iranian officials hatched a plot to assassinate Mr. Jubeir using a Mexican drug cartel has, by itself, made for riveting reading.

If you've been following this blog regularly, you know we're big fans of reading aloud to students of all ages, and that we have a growing — some might even say overstuffed — post into which we're constantly adding links to New York Times articles that make for riveting reading.

Both parties' counsel were in on the feint, but the jury was kept in the dark.The full 41-page ruling makes for a riveting read.