Rivetingly

In her book Diamonds and Diplomacy, Joanne writes rivetingly on being smuggled across the Afghan border: ❋ Jim Luce (2011)

Olesen's "Little Soldier" "Lille soldat," 2008, Trine Dyrholm rivetingly portrays Lotte, a burly, laconic woman recently returned from military service in Afghanistan. ❋ Kristin M. Jones (2011)

Hepburn is haughty and indomitable as an overprotective mother, while Taylor is rivetingly sensual even in apoplectic fits of distress-witness the climactic flashback scene. ❋ John Farr (2011)

Still, there's the comforting if no longer cutting-edge draw of The Simpsons and the rivetingly sick allure of Dexter — another series that benefits from advance recording. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Being joined by another person in this situation -- where most of the visual clues to human identity were masked out -- was intensely dramatic and rivetingly strange. ❋ John Seed (2011)

West End Blues, cut in 1928, opened with a rivetingly imaginative unaccompanied introduction that seemed like a fanfare to an entire new world. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Trouncing the competition, its propagandising for Tea Party views misinforms the electorate on just about everything: it is rivetingly frightening viewing. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Presumably the principle is that if someone can hit a white ball into a hole with an assortment of sticks carried around a field by a paid lackey, what he has to say about Christianity is bound to be rivetingly interesting. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In his skilled hands, these two journeys are rivetingly told, in absorbing, meticulous detail. ❋ John C. Waugh (2010)

It also heightens O'Neill's Conradian awareness of the sea as a tragic force which shapes human destinies: something that becomes rivetingly clear at the climax and rescues it from sentimentality. ❋ Unknown (2011)

This is something else that Hastings makes rivetingly clear. ❋ Unknown (2010)