Sentence examples for makes them riveting from inspiring English sources
Knowing that these young bucks were reanimating American literature and sowing the seeds of a broader cultural revolution makes them riveting to look at.
Sometimes he twists it in ways that are so focused they refuse to yield meanings: only their own intensity or complexity (only!) makes them riveting.
They are a Tibetan Buddhist nun named Ngawang Sangdrol and a monk named Bagdro, and their straightforward accounts of what happened to them when they began to speak out against the Chinese government are told with a calm understatement that makes them riveting.
It makes them essential, riveting and charismatic books".
The Talladega murals teach history by making it visually riveting.
Some, like Mr. Gray on "A New Day at Midnight," can make private ruminations riveting.
They're made of riveted aluminum and carry photo-transferred images.
Embodying the spirit of the Robertsbridge as Roman centurions, they make the riveted steel breast-plates of their armour at the village forge, and insist that anyone wanting to join them does the same.
A hundred and twenty feet long, and made of riveted steel, the boat typically sailed at thirteen and a half knots, and accommodated about a dozen crew members.
The drama on the court is reflected in the faces in the guest box, which makes for riveting television.
It's an old story that makes for riveting viewing, but does not have the virtue of being true.
