Sentence examples for riveting display from inspiring English sources

It is bubble-feeding, which provides a riveting display.

Chris Gayle's recent super-fast century was a riveting display of nonchalant power.

In a riveting display of poise and marksmanship, Allan Houston shot down the Timberwolves.

At the moment, the most riveting display comes from the so-called leopard lilies, different species of Lachenalia, which are much less well-known than they should be.

Videophones, portable satellites and night-sight scopes brought the world a riveting display of American power, but it was a sanitized look, showing a little sweat, not blood and tears.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary, the Whitechapel is revisiting the show with a riveting display of photographs, letters, testimonies and reviews alongside Rothko's Light Red Over Black from 1957, the first of his works to enter a British museum.

These pieces and some of Saarinen's other furniture are on display in the Yale University Art Gallery, the smaller of the two sections of this huge but riveting show.

For me it's the most riveting piece on display at the Courtauld, but there's one other important strand in this exhibition, which traces Rodin's interest in a troupe of classical Cambodian dancers who visited France in 1906.

6) Some quite riveting fitness, balancing, jumping and climbing skills are on display in what appears to be a Chilean military obstacle course race.

It would have been hard to surpass the riveting theater of 2011, in which a House member displayed a transvaginal probe as a debate prop, and protesters cried "Criminal!" and "Treason!" from the Senate gallery over the death of a bill that would have criminalized invasive body searches by Transportation Security Administration employees.

This time it's her arms, torso and back on display, in a backless black top, and they are just as riveting as her legs, especially in Mr. Hulls's overhead lighting, which accents her arms and upper body but also her feet in quick flashes.