Sentence examples for riveting enough from inspiring English sources

A picture of an Iowa farmer holding a cigarette is riveting enough without our being told that she suffers from thyroid cancer.

For one thing, it is one of the rare books selected for sale by Starbucks; somebody thinks it is riveting enough to capture the interest of a caffeinated clientele.

And while the events of the final week are riveting enough to excuse such tedium, the enormous amount of space Cohan devotes to the failure of two Bear Stearns hedge funds doesn't add much to the mix.

The Steelers' 25-17 victoverover the Patriots was riveting enough on its own, with Pittsburgh using an offense that looks suspiciously like the Patriots' to win, writes Jason Cole on Yahoo.com, and countering the suspicions that it had gotten too old and slow for a title run, writes Don Banks on SI.com.

Question is, will it be riveting enough to knock you, the viewer, on your ass?

The Futon Critic's Brian Ford Sullivan felt that the season finale gave every element the "four-star treatment", and that the cliffhanger ending was "riveting" enough to leave the reviewer in anticipation all summer long of the season two premiere.

By now we had managed to tear ourselves away from his riveting accounts long enough to order dinner, courtesy of a diligent waiter who had made his third round to our table in valiant attempts to secure our attention.

The handles are well placed, securely riveted and large enough to accommodate oven mitts.

Simply thinking about the body and interviewing the most oddball experts she can find are enough to rivet interest.

The larger philosophical constructs at work are exciting and radical enough to rivet attention in their own right, regardless of some of the finer nuances.

He's making the most of the opportunity by turning out expertly composed dishes that are just busy enough to rivet you but not so busy they exhaust you.