Sentence examples for most riveting work from inspiring English sources

This goes some way toward explaining why, although H-D-H wrote for almost every classic male Motown act, their most riveting work came with the Supremes, and through the odd instrument that is Diana Ross's voice.

One of the most riveting works in the show is the armored "Dis-illusionment Gown" by Marina Gutierrez, a Puerto Rican who lives in Brooklyn.

One of the most riveting works is also the smallest and most modest in its execution: A pencil drawing "Bather," dated between 1912-1915, is a reminder that culture changes.

Watching a DJ at work close-up isn't always the most riveting viewing experience.

She also sees larger forces at work, and by the end of the album she's praying, but she is most riveting at street level.

It's interesting to note that both Marilyn Neuhart and her husband, John — who contributed to his wife's book, and who, like her, worked with the Eameses — are included in the film, and one of its most riveting moments comes when John (who died in September) says of Charles, "He was the most important person in my life".

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

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

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

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

It was one of the most riveting days of testimony in the trial.