Sentence examples for riveting voice from inspiring English sources

While Ms. Newsom she picks broken chords on the harp, her riveting voice swoops from an elegant sigh up to a throaty yawp and back.

The most riveting voice was that of Truth Templeton, a thirteen-year-old Brooklynite who held forth precociously on the topic of protest music.

Streisand's timbre as well as her spoken and sung acting choices combined with the riveting voice of Patrick Wilson make "Loving You" one of the most unabashedly emotional moments not only on Encore, but also in Streisand's entire musical career.

This album begins with an extraordinary nine-and-a-half-minute song, "Rubies," which name-drops the two previous albums while slimming down from glimmering rock to a riveting voice-and-guitar duet.

In an hour-long phone conversation, Christine keeps me riveted (her voice reminds me of the fascinating narrator of the Serial podcast, Sarah Koenig), chronicling life back then and how she feels YCDTOT changed television and was a sort of precursor for reality TV.

For once, he appeared tough: "Cocaine" was riveting, Mr. Thicke's voice facile and loose.

Characteristically dressed in black leather, with dark sunglasses and his hair slicked into a pompadour, Mr. Orbison was an introverted, untheatrical performer, but his voice was riveting.

This approach works mainly because Ms. Morissette's voice is so riveting.

But the break itself is riveting: a wall of harmonized voices and a rippling flame-jet of guitar feedback.

But at a surreal moment, when much of live TV was stuttering and stumbling, Toobin's voice was both authoritative and riveting.

But her voice, still rich with longing, is riveting on Fade Away and Radiate and a heartfelt cover of Roxy Music's More Than This.