Sentence examples for something riveting from inspiring English sources

But great art has never sprung from pea-size egos, or even medium-size ones, and there is something riveting about the jumbo scale of Currin's ambition.

Someone brings something out, and clearly I've got no idea as to its value, but I say how did you come by it, and every now and then you hear something riveting.

But even though Hillary Rodham Clinton — for whom Abedin worked at the State Department — set the standard for standing-by-hubby moments when she famously uttered on "60 Minutes" that she was not just being Tammy Wynette standing by her man, there was something riveting about watching Abedin and Weiner deal with revelations that he had still been sexting after his resignation from Congress.

There was something riveting rather than cartoonlike about Dominic Antonucci's clawing villain.

There's something riveting and a bit chilling in how quickly she drops her mask of charming host and shows another.

I'm sure that he was saying something riveting -- recounting an OKCupid-induced first date or idly complaining about his job -- but I was entirely fixated on the pizza perched in front of me.

If you've ever seen "American Chopper," you know they have created something that is riveting.

And if you wanted tension, you had to rivet something to something and make a connection.

Easter is about something more riveting: an empty tomb a couple of millennia ago and what that meant.

She, like all of her class, was built in a hurry, her hull being welded together rather than riveted - something that may have contributed to the eventual breaking up of the stricken ship.

But, Dr. Lubin added something else that was quite riveting.