Sentence examples for riveting feature from inspiring English sources

Another riveting feature of the museum is the film coverage of Churchill's Jan . 30 , 1965funeral, attended by leaders from around the globe.

The riveting feature, which arrived in limited release in October and has been streaming on Netflix ever since, traces Ukraine's burgeoning self-determination to integrate with Europe, beginning with peaceful student protests in 2013.

Its most riveting feature may be the "Equation of Time" cam, which looks like a sculptured torso but is actually a mathematical calculation rendered in three-dimensional form.

Phil Bronstein's riveting Esquire feature on "The Shooter" -- the unnamed Navy SEAL who reportedly killed Osama Bin Laden during the May 2011 raid on the terrorist's compound in Pakistan -- is making waves, not least for claiming that that the former sailor has been deserted by his country.

An eddy current array sensor is designed for the rapid inspection of lap-joints and used to test a set of flawed rivet configurations featuring 1 10 mm notches, buried down to a 4 mm depth.

Yahoo Clues, which never made it out of beta, let you analyze search trends and features riveting content like a Top Trends leaderboard that told you who today's most popular celebrities are.

But for all its satirical wit, Dead also features riveting action sequences, culminating in the final showdown involving soldiers, bikers, and endless waves of zombies.

The current video-centric exhibition, "Desire Lines" (through March 3), is a riveting and unsettling show featuring works from Samuel Beckett and Bruce Nauman, among many others.

This week's special featured a riveting story about a man whose neighbor held him hostage in his own home as part of a militia operation.

"The attraction of Bob Crane was, Here's a guy that people think they know, but they don't," says Paul Schrader, who directed "Auto Focus," which features a riveting performance by Greg Kinnear as Crane.

Produced by Hugo Blick for the BBC and Sundance, the eight part series features a riveting performance by Maggie Gyllenhaal as Nessa Stein, the daughter of a Jewish weapons manufacturer who helps arm Israel.