Sentence examples for riveting works from inspiring English sources

Though the études explore specific areas of technique, they are musically riveting works.

One of the most riveting works in the show is the armored "Dis-illusionment Gown" by Marina Gutierrez, a Puerto Rican who lives in Brooklyn.

One of the most riveting works is also the smallest and most modest in its execution: A pencil drawing "Bather," dated between 1912-1915, is a reminder that culture changes.

He can quickly reel off a dozen names of photographers producing riveting work that provokes strong reactions.

Whatever the case, you could only gaze across scores of empty seats and hope that Ms. Livljanic's riveting work would find the audience it so richly deserves in the performances that remain.

It did not help that Mr. Kirkwood's piece was followed by a riveting work by a living master: Gyorgy Ligeti's "Sonata for Solo Viola," played by Scott Rawls.

Humourless, imperious doctor Pippa Moore's riveting work to expand the Bristol Stool Chart to "an exhaustive 31 types of patient faeces" is less to the fore because she is fighting for her job.

I checked this afternoon with my colleague Kate Zernike, who has done such riveting work on this story, including today's report on the way the judge approached his tough sentencing decision, and she's not aware of any pending legal action, though the deadline for filing hasn't passed.

Michael Keaton's riveting work in "Birdman" is being called the best of his career, but the film has prompted endless comparisons to Keaton's past.

Screenwriter Jared Rivet worked on a script in 2007 with Hooper.

"Einstein" sealed his transition into a world-wandering director and designer who would mix riveting original works with highly stylized, controversial — but, in many quarters, much admired — stagings of classic operas and plays.