There is not a page that disappoints, from the prosaic but riveting day-to-day business of cutting people open, to Weston's observations about humankind, exposed in all its vulnerability.
Through the abstraction onstage comes the intense performance of Ms. Komsi, who was riveting on Friday.
At a time when Mike Tyson was in the news after being arrested on rape charges, and the O. J. Simpson case still had the nation riveted, his day job, more than anything else, inspired him to write.
Wherever he has gone, in the locker room, on the driving range or on the practice green, he has been congratulated by his peers, many of whom were riveted by Sunday's finish.
And the report did just that when it was unveiled on Thursday, riveting readers with the exhaustive detail contained in its nine volumes and 2,200 pages.
And there, just when the game ought to have been fashioning into a riveting final day, was Alastair Cook praising his players and berating the Barmy Army for not making enough noise; Hashim Amla looking sheepish and embarrassed; and Moeen Ali collecting the man of the match award, although this last one was a bit wide of the mark.
But some of the things that had floored me on Thursday were not quite as riveting on Saturday.
Would they give him the touchdown anyway?" There are two likely consequences of Sunday's riveting golf drama.
FORNES -- I think that as a writer, you are -- I'm already thinking I'm wrong -- you are riveted from the day you begin writing.
Each step, every gesture looks essential, stripped of extraneous nuance, and the Wuppertal ensemble danced on Wednesday night with riveting purity of intention and sculptural clarity.
