Sentence examples for riveting period from inspiring English sources
"They are invaluable to the story we are telling about the extremely riveting period of the Golden Age in West Friesland".
(York's 2001 piece in the Atlantic, "The Life and Death of the American Spectator", is riveting long-form journalism, period. But it's also a fascinating portrait of a movement meltdown from an insider's perspective).
Many of Pascal's intuitions about the contingency of human existence were a commonplace in the period, especially among Calvinist theologians (Rivet, 1651).
Riveting TV... like the British PM's question period in Parliament.
Miss Piggy Reprints Related items The King James Bible: The language of lightApr 17th 2003While not quite the new Nelson "autobiography" that Mr White claims for it, the collection, covering all periods of Nelson's life, is nonetheless riveting.
In a period of almost 27 hours, the teams played 26 riveting innings.
Although riveting, Mr. Venkatesh's venture into rogue sociology counts as something of a period piece.
This was a period of race mania at its finest, and Americans were riveted to the outcome of these "trials of speed".
Rarely have I felt as excited or as riveted by a session of Test cricket as during the post-lunch period yesterday.
The oldest here, from the Kamakura period (1185-1338), is essentially an inverted iron bowl prickly with protruding rivets.
