Sentence examples for riveting how from inspiring English sources
The images are almost necessarily riveting; how can you not be compelled by the sight of death and destruction?
He learned to solder, to braze and to weld; how to use a lathe; how to rivet; how to set stones.
What is riveting is how close they are.
Galison demonstrates convincingly and in riveting detail how that "opalescent" question of 1900, standard time and precise longitudes, was the reference frame for both Poincaré and Einstein.
Some of this is familiar territory, but what is new, and riveting, is how fascists and churchmen alike were forced into intellectual contortions as they struggled to justify the new laws.
The novel recounts in riveting detail how the arrival of the French, who sided with the Huron in their ancient feud with the Iroquois, upset the delicate political balance of the pre-contact native world.For all its scenes of battle and grisly torture, "The Orenda" is at heart the story of a collision of cultures.
PopMatters Pierre Hamilton called Anniemal "riveting" for how "it lacks the waxy sheen" that listeners were used to hearing in manufactured pop music.
You'll notice the cumin coating crispy fried lamb fillets (my favorite entree) and you'll be riveted by how loud and clear it rings.
He has explored computers for almost half his life, riveted by how they "could turn something as simple as a click into something visual and something you can use".
As our group sat on the well-worn wooden benches on the garden patio, sipping coffee, basking in the morning sun and riveted to how and why Gina created the Safer Choice label, I found myself moved.
The non sequiturs and changes of tone in Cunningham choreography remain beautifully riveting: they show how full of variety and contradiction humanity can be.
