Sentence examples for more riveted from inspiring English sources

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

The audience seemed more riveted by the booming music and the images of the players, especially the continual close-ups of Mr. Nagano.

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"?

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.

Add to the cultural shifts our recent economic woes, which have left more men than women without jobs, and men are all the more riveted by opportunities to be useful," she observes.

Deconstructing the implications of the way the narrative is shaped makes it even more riveting.

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

There are many more riveting items.

The more abject the songs, like "Ghost in This House," the more riveting she was.

Mr. Gandolfini's physical bulk made Tony's arrested will only more riveting, for all his brutality.