Sentence examples for riveting sight from inspiring English sources
It can be a riveting sight.
And viewers tuning into BBC Parliament are often treated to that less than riveting sight: yards of empty green benches.
"It was the most amazing, impressive, riveting sight," wrote Colin Perry, a lad cycling that afternoon on Chipstead Hill, Surrey, in a memoir years later.
The orchestra played The Sorcerer's Apprentice and I was riveted by the sight of the cellos.
I was so riveted by the sight of that wriggling caterpillar that I almost missed the moment when the woman started talking again.
They and countless other fans are riveted by the sight of Barcelona's intricate attacks, with passes caroming from one player to the next.
The popularity of the N.F.L. draft on television is proof that millions of people can be riveted by the sight of Commissioner Roger Goodell reading index cards and posing beside the men whose names he has announced.
In it, a young woman named Delilah (Elizabeth Alderfer) is kidnapped and tortured -- and her video audience is riveted by the sight.
While the entire world is riveted by the sight of millions of refugees in terrifying exodus attempting to save drowning and starving children, we were treated to the darkly peculiar spectacle of scorn for the children of undocumented immigrants and celebration of the sanctity of the unborn fetus.
There are few sights as riveting as this most beautiful of birds displaying its glorious plumage.
