Sentence examples for most riveting and from inspiring English sources

But the resulting "ritualization" of Bach's oratorio, captured on DVD, is most riveting and moving.

Bishop's visit to a koala sanctuary's chlamydia testing facility was perhaps the most riveting – and unsettling – moment in the programme.

One of the most riveting and liberating events of postwar life was the Soviet policy of glasnost, the Gorbachev-era explosion of media.

Private Lynch's capture and rescue have endured as one of the most riveting and controversial tales of the war in Iraq.

Although the jacket copy calls the book "electrifying" and says it delivers "one of the most riveting and naked portraits of Nixon ever written," those claims are ridiculous.

By David Remnick March 12, 2014 One of the most riveting and liberating events of postwar life was the Soviet policy of glasnost, the Gorbachev-era explosion of media.

First, however, he is to stand trial in what is likely to be one of the most riveting, complex and potentially controversial legal proceedings ever carried out on the world stage.

But what's most riveting about Hannah and her friends is not their wisdom, their righteousness or their backbone — as we might imagine would be the antidote to the frothy pap of other girlie comedies — but their confusion, their vulnerability and their ambivalence.

Miraculously, the cameras rolled, and all the tension, all the ego, all the incoherence exploded into the film's most riveting scene: Deen, cold and evil; Lohan, vulnerable and afraid.

Her chapters are the most riveting, spiky with details and edged with almost unbelievable danger.

In one of the night's most riveting moments, Béla Fleck and Tony Trischka played dueling banjos, closing with a clever variation on "Happy Birthday to You".