Sentence examples for so riveting that from inspiring English sources

In this case, though, the shifts in tone during and just after Murray's monologue are so surprising and so riveting that you're immediately rapt again.

It is all so riveting that you may not notice the snake slithering through the grass in the upper left corner.

"I remember feeling a focus I never experienced before — intense, so riveting that I directed my performance to that space," he said.

Bill's bringing you some coffee?" I tell Hawkins that the book was so riveting that I was up till 2am reading it.

After a performance so riveting that even Chris Pine was in tears, the musicians delivered a pair of speeches that were just as fiery and full of purpose.

John Rothchild's review of "The Mountains of My Life" (March 18), by Walter Bonatti, is so riveting that one hopes the book will be equally so.

10.57pm GMT 52nd over: New Zealand 121-2 (Williamson 36, Taylor 19) "The quality of cricket is so riveting, John, that on TMS Aggers is discussing hair cuts," reports Clare Davies.

These she finds "irrelevant and irresistible"; and part of what makes her monologue — though that is somehow too leaden a word for the darting charged particles that make up the Homebody's speech — so riveting is that, despite the character's compulsive verbal precision, it's never entirely clear whether her attachment to the dustbin of history has more to do with history or with the dustbin.

Indeed, Reverend Ann Kansfield of the Greenpoint Reformed Church wrote a letter to the community board, assuring that "my sermons are so riveting and life-changing that sidewalk seating in no way keeps our congregation from attending services here".

Others you'll find so riveting, so breathtaking that you won't be able to stop doing them.

JA: That's so riveting, isn't it?