Sentence examples for most riveting for from inspiring English sources

Most riveting for the new generation of writers may be the film clips shot in 1980-81 during the filming of "New York Beat" (released in 2000 as "Downtown 81").

The most riveting of these is for maguro (tuna), hundreds of thousands of pounds of which are sold in a mere 30 minutes of deadly serious rituals of tasting, testing and complex hand-signal bidding.

James's fall from public honor, however, is the most riveting of the downward spirals.

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

For some residents of Flushing, Queens, the most riveting race for president isn't in the United States, it's in Taiwan.

I had just struggled through a lesson on the different types of sentence structure — not the most riveting topic for most fifteen-year-olds, I realize — and I had seen my students stare blankly past me, disengaged.

It doesn't perhaps sound like the most riveting premise for a scene, and there must be plenty of people in the creative writing business who have resisted doing their own version of it, wary of the risks of literary shop-talk.

10) Sin Nombre - Cary Joji Fukunaga (Paulina Gaitan, Edgar Flores) In the wake of the great Mexican cinema of the past decade (Amores Perros, Et Tu Mama Tambien) comes the grittiest, most riveting journey for freedom in a long while.

Race walking provided the most riveting Olympic moment for television viewers in Mexico.

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.

It was easily the most riveting night of the season for the Knicks, even if it did end in a loss and a 1-2 road trip.