Sentence examples similar to riveting language from inspiring English sources
Beginning with the first translators, some 2,000 years ago-- traitors" who brought the Bible to the common public viago-- traitors-ago-- traitorsng the implications of contemporary machine translation, Polizzotti offers a riveting take on language and its elasticity.
"Right arm sleeves," "full bodysuits," "flash," "leg pieces". I was as riveted by the language as I was by the photos.
A riveting, memorable speech?
This is ostensibly a review of David Fincher's new movie Gone Girl, and it will contain all the requisite movie-review language, like "riveting" and "logically-flawed," "Oscar-worthy" and "misstep".
The article concluded by summarizing the film as "riveting, brutal in its honesty, realistic in its language and stunning in its archival footage".
[C2.] A Television Quiz Show Is a Hit in India Television viewers in India, tired of weepy prime-time soap operas, reruns of Bollywood song-and-dance sagas and slapstick comedies, are riveted by a Hindi-language version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".
Whatever the flaws of his books, they have a seething life in them that rivets attention and an inventiveness with story and language that continually amuses and amazes.
The language was magical and the story deep, evocative and riveting.
Han's first two English-language translations (The Vegetarian and Human Acts) were instant sensations, establishing her as a riveting practitioner of the surreal and of historical fiction alike.
