Sentence examples for riveting readers from inspiring English sources

And the report did just that when it was unveiled on Thursday, riveting readers with the exhaustive detail contained in its nine volumes and 2,200 pages.

Bill Keller's "Nuclear Nightmares" riveted readers, prompting many to offer grim thanks for his graphic report.

Poverty, alienation, toxic relationships, self-medication and self-destruction — Ruta's ability to make us empathize with the suffering they inflict will rivet readers.

Their reports also singled out the books that riveted readers or that reflected solutions residents were seeking to the anxieties of their times.

Our article on cloning riveted readers, though some wanted more on the efforts of scientists and less on those of the U.F.O.

A jury foreman's account of high drama in the deliberating room riveted readers, prompting some to serve and others to call for professional jurors.

Anderson, who went on to become the women's racing champion of the world, is a figure fit for admiration, and her story, set against the bicycle craze of the 1890s — and matched with superb illustrations — will rivet readers.

At the time Steinem was a decade away from gaining fame as the co-founder of Ms magazine, but her personal account of going undercover to work as a bunny at the Playboy Club riveted readers, giving them insight into a male bastion that few knew firsthand.

Reasons for why this book is needed, fills an important niche, will rivet readers, etc. Write an initial draft of at least the introduction or first chapter.

Ms. Van Renterghem said she had seldom seen a story that so riveted French readers.

Whenever Harry rivets the reader, he is succeeding at something that makes detective work look easy by comparison.