Sentence examples for riveting ways from inspiring English sources

They form a carefully linked seminar on the riveting ways that material, subject and sensibility can collaborate on canvas (or wood) and also on how works of art illuminate one another.

In private, Belichick is said to discourse about his sport in riveting ways, but good luck to the rest of us.

During World War II, the influx of women taking on jobs traditionally held by men presented a unique problem: How does one keep a lady safe while she's, say, riveting her way to freedom?

Nor was the country riveted the way it had been a few months ago, when Senator Carl Levin waved around a Goldman e-mail message that used vulgar language to describe one of its own deals.

Loewy had the production locomotives' bodies be welded together, instead of riveted the way 4800 was, to give the GG1 a more streamlined appearance.

Equally riveting is the way Manzano pops out of traffic in the home stretch.

Also riveting is the way Mr. Ortega flouts assumptions about common objects while working with their material properties.

The mixture of caricature and seriousness, of vengefulness and pathos are riveting, and the way she wipes her lips after drinking (witches like their booze in "La Sylphide") is a comic detail that Dickens would have relished.

Later, slowly marching offstage in "There Will Never Be Another You," he was riveting in another way: the perfect control of his still waist and calm arms brought both beauty and bleakness to the movement, as if showing us that he was marching to death and immortality.

His work is riveting, especially the way he connects space and the representation of it.

I was riveted in many ways by the film especially the scenes about how Grandin related to animals, especially cows.