Sentence examples for riveting talk from inspiring English sources

Without doubt, "The Internet is My Religion," a riveting talk delivered by Jim Gilliam, had a major narrative impact.

Following a riveting talk at Breaking Convention 2017, the fourth International Conference on Psychedelic Consciousness, I collared Dick to see what I could learn about one of the most profound and mysterious known psychoactive substances.

One place I love to waste time is on TED.com -- "Riveting talks by remarkable people, free to the world".

The activist who founded the Me Too movement talked about her exhaustion and how the movement she created over a decade ago has taken a different trajectory, during a riveting TED Talk at TEDWomen on Thursday in Palm Springs, California.

Jean-Charles, an art student at Rhode Island School of Design, recently delivered a riveting TEDx talk where she confronts the serious and, sadly, all too common issues of colorism and internalized racism that plague communities of color.

I'm riveted by "Talk of the Town" -- really, I am -- but can't help eyeballing the SkyMall catalogue in front of me.

Then there's the strike of several weeks' duration by casino workers and the continuing financial worries of the resort's most prominent figure, Donald J. Trump (talk about a riveting reality show).

Carpenter replaced the usual pre-concert Upbeat Live talk with a riveting, if peculiar, 25-minute recital.

Martin Scorsese was riveting and inspirational as he talked about how his afternoons spent with his father at the movies had influenced him to make "Hugo," and effused about his searing love for cinema (and apparently rock 'n' roll as his rock documentaries are in a class by themselves).

I also talk about the Rivet Mobile Stereo Headset I've been trying out.

Books, talk shows and Web sites present riveting testimonials of clinical benefits from Eastern breathing techniques, dietary supplements, positive thinking and prayer.