Sentence examples for was particularly riveting from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Hughes, a magnetic presence throughout, was particularly riveting during a seduction scene in which the gospel standard "He Touched Me" came with a sweaty grind straight out of a Madonna music video.

The little girl, perhaps seven, was particularly riveting, perhaps because her features had already surrendered to the glutinous march of obesity, disappearing into a pinkish and undifferentiated swelling, punctuated only by two small eyes and a very active mouth at work on the reddish-brown meat.

The Rise of The Warrior Cop was particularly riveting for me since my career started in 1983 and ended in 2004, after 9/11, I saw the effects of many of the things that Balko points out in his book.

Ms. Stewart and Mr. Eisner are particularly riveting.

That said, another series that begins on Wednesday night, "Surviving Evil," is a decided step up in class, and its premiere is particularly riveting.

The portions that delve into the writing and productions of his plays provide a thrilling (and cautionary) glimpse at the trajectory of a modern playwright's career; the drama of Williams's collaboration with his frequent director, the formidable Elia Kazan, is particularly riveting.

Pedorro's story is particularly riveting.

It takes a moment to sort out that this is a performer, not a raving lunatic; children are particularly riveted, sometimes hiding at first behind an adult companion before breaking into wide-eyed giggles.

"Bron-Y-Aur Stomp" is particularly riveting, an acoustic rant with hand claps, a boom-snip rhythm and enough hootenanny for a moonshiner's convention.

The plot isn't particularly riveting.

It is particularly so with the club's riveting exhibition "The Art of Publishers' Bookbindings: 1815-1915".