Sentence examples for riveting for both from inspiring English sources

The first scene, alone, is riveting for both its music and its content.

Billed as "riveted-for-strength workwear made of true blue denim", Levi's Two Horse brand leather patch – created in 1886 – depicted a pair of jeans suspended between two workhorses, as a symbol of strength.

Mr. Gandolfini's physical bulk made Tony's arrested will only more riveting, for all his brutality.

But sports can also be riveting for their spectacular moments of failure.

The song was no less riveting for being so clearly shopworn.

Now, the character is riveting for many because of his sense of self, not his blasphemy.

It's riveting; for a moment we are back to the glory days of Mildred Pierce and All About Eve.

He confined the film to events in the past, which he made riveting for audiences in 1966.

For those who have followed the intrigue of recent campaign cycles, it is riveting for another reason.

Michael Beschloss's new account of the Lyndon Johnson tapes of the time is riveting for the anguish that L.B.J. expressed.

Sports have forever been riveting for the wonder of athletic accomplishment, for the demonstrations of grace under pressure, for the ability of people to overcome adversity.