Sentence examples for riveting fact from inspiring English sources

The single most riveting fact about that election was that only four out of 10 union members voted Labour.

A few years ago, Franz Lidz wrote a riveting, fact-filled nonfiction account of the brothers, "Ghosty Men," interwoven with reminiscences of his uncle (also a compulsive hoarder).

He was also riveted by the fact that the alleged victim was a Muslim, while DSK is Jewish.

As a vegetarian, I pose a difficulty, and start with a cold broth of lamb, without the lamb, and Cale is riveted by the fact that an egg floating about in it had been poached for several hours.

"PRINCELY marriage is a brilliant edition of a universal fact" that "rivets mankind", observed Walter Bagehot, a Victorian editor of The Economist.

But riveting.

Riveting, yes.

PL: And totally riveting.

It was also riveting.

But it was riveting.

It was riveting.