Sentence examples for most riveting character from inspiring English sources

In the event the most riveting character is Charles I, played by Rupert Everett as a poised, slightly effete figure out of Wilde with a neat turn of phrase and a slight patrician stammer.

He made Peter Quinn's quiet, brooding, fractured persona into one of this season's most riveting character studies.

AND now, presenting this year's nominees for the Donald Muller Award for Most Riveting Character You've Never Seen, the man you've been waiting for — Godot.

They are on five of the most critically acclaimed dramas on television, playing five of the most riveting characters ever written for the small screen.

These details, in the chapter which he devotes to Shakespeare himself, are the most riveting part of his book.

The most riveting part of the dance came midway through, following an exchange between the two women on the nature of freedom.

In a statement, Polley called Grace Marks, "as captured by Margaret Atwood", "the most complex, riveting character I have ever read".

Anyone who remembers the events of February — when Ms. Spears famously shaved her own head, inadvertently producing some of the most riveting photographs ever taken of her — knows that both characters are wearing wigs.

She has a gamine quality; you can imagine this Kitri as the most riveting of street urchins.

But the evening's most riveting performer was Mr. Riley.

Björk, however, emerged as the band's most riveting personality.