Sentence examples for riveting theory from inspiring English sources
It may have been written over 80 years ago, but it's still a riveting theory of the origins of myth, magic and religion.
Mr. Cunningham has often quoted Einstein's dictum "There are no fixed points in space," and since the 1980s some of the ensembles in his work have struck observers as riveting enactments of chaos theory.
As a former BBC journalist and the author of a book on the assassination of John F. Kennedy, I found Adam Gopnik's essay on the conspiracy theories surrounding the event riveting (A Critic at Large, November 4th).
In theory, this should have been a riveting book for anyone with even the slightest interest in the worlds most populous, complex and fascinating nation.
Well, except maybe the onetime Death Row Records honcho Suge Knight, whose preferred topic of conversation — far-flung theories about the contents of Hollywood's closet — proved less than riveting.
Drawing on string theory and pop culture, he manages to make even the most alien biblical texts riveting, explicating familiar Christian concepts without lapsing into platitudes.
A general theoretical approach based on theory of elasticity is presented in order to define the structural behaviour of riveted and spot welded joints.
It is just as mad as Nash's theory, but Aronofsky treats it with such fierce seriousness and respect that his vision has a riveting kabbalistic power.
The case has riveted not only copyright lawyers but also the literary world, and it called into question, at least in theory, the whole enterprise of fiction that relies on other people's research.
Readers were riveted by our cover article on George Divoky's Arctic bird-watching, research that he is conducting to support a theory of global warming.
