Sentence examples for too riveting from inspiring English sources

A long sail back from Madeira to Southampton under leaden January skies, and a day on Fuerteventura that may not prove too riveting.

Jose's descriptions were scant because there was nothing too riveting to discuss.

But the stories are too riveting to abandon, the kind that make you ignore repeated calls to dinner.

It is perhaps too soon to say precisely what Greenwell's own fictional territory will look like – but even this early on, the landscape looks too riveting to miss.

It was also riveting.

It was in 1962 that he was cast by David Lean as a far too tall, much too florid, yet riveting TE Lawrence in Lawrence of Arabia.

Audiences too  were riveted by the juicy drama, which became the highest-rated TV film in nearly a decade.

Not when too many riveting memoirs are kicked back at authors after 10 years of toil.

These come in leather too with rivets down the side.

Her part is too small as her presence is riveting.

Entirely riveting.