Sentence examples for so riveting from inspiring English sources

It was Sondheim's articulation of the witch's alienation and moral skepticism that was so riveting.

This is probably why fellow-musicians find Kiki and Herb so riveting.

That was why the video of Bin Laden watching himself on TV was so riveting.

But it's not her photography so much as her performing self that is so riveting.

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

Tebow is taking that to an entirely new level of terrible, which is what makes the endings so riveting.

One might wonder why this book, filled with mundane accounts of business deals, wills and birth records, is so riveting.

It was the kind of game James always has in him, Brian Windhorst writes on ESPN.com, and why he is so riveting.

The word genius is used quite often, but he's probably the only person I would mark down in that category: the way his mind worked was so riveting.

He ranks her among the top six in Sydney and hopes for the magic of unexpected triumph that makes the Olympics so riveting.

For the author and feminist Natasha Walter, it is Brittain's ability to weave the political into the personal that makes her memoir so riveting.