Sentence examples for not riveting from inspiring English sources

The Fox philosophy is that what goes on between pitches in late innings is not riveting.

And that is probably a good thing for the N.B.A., because its other series are decidedly not riveting.

(Must a child-targeted snack pack contain 830 milligrams of sodium and 39 grams of sugar? Really?) But the finer points of factory-to-table food formulation are not riveting.

But that does not mean that they are not riveting, compelling and sublime.

"Debates about appropriations bills are not riveting television," Mr. Wehner said, "but wildfires can concentrate the mind and the imagination.

Just not riveting enough to get people to the stadium in respectable numbers.

But forgive people on Main Street here, in a town with a sizable black middle class, if they're not riveted by Washington's current drama.

When she is not riveted by reruns of "Sex and the City" or pitching for her Staten Island softball team, Christina Roperti is inclined to dream of fashion.

At that moment, the nation's attention was not riveted on Wilson's withdrawal statement, which he delivered to a few hundred of his remaining supporters who had gathered at a restaurant in Sacramento.

"Apparently some of the detail it went through — like 15 pages describing a lighthouse — was rather boring," said Ms. Ondrey, adding that while others in the group were not riveted they seemed to consider themselves more virtuous for having waded through it the old-fashioned way.

The new Titanic will be stocked with plenty of lifeboats ― and will have a welded, not riveted hull, USA Today reported.