Sentence examples for riveting depiction from inspiring English sources
The whole photograph adds up to a riveting depiction of human weakness: a meagre spirit, scarcely believing its luck, clutching at its unexpected chance to play the part of the strong, and knowing that for once it will not be found out, for all the other hopefuls will be sharing the stage.
Later on and equally riveting is Brady's all-too-accurate depiction of the humiliating chaos of the early days of the Korean War.
"The Lower River" is riveting in its storytelling and provocative in its depiction of this African backwater, infusing both with undertones of slavery and cannibalism, savagery and disease.
But Ms. Smith was riveted by the graphic depictions of big agriculture's reliance on drugs to grow animals bigger as quickly as possible and to stave off diseases caused by the miserable conditions American livestock is often raised in.
The show's depiction of self-flagellation and desperation can be riveting at times, don't get me wrong, but I like that "Mad Men" occasionally implies that people can follow the better angels of their nature and find comfort in doing so.
For "Psycho," the composer practically directed a movie within a movie — an aural depiction of a descent into madness that is still riveting after 50 years.
The financial crisis in Europe was not unexpectedly a key subject in several of the Greek offerings at the festival, including one damning depiction of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's responsibility for letting Greece sink: Stelios Kouloglou's riveting The GodMother.
The depiction was uplifting.
