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

Louis Armstrong buys a cornet 2011

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

Louis Armstrong buys a cornet 2011

In his skilled hands, these two journeys are rivetingly told, in absorbing, meticulous detail.

James Swanson's "Bloody Crimes," reviewed by John Waugh John C. Waugh 2010

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.

2010 February « Anglican Samizdat 2010

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.

This unsporting life « Anglican Samizdat 2010

In his skilled hands, these two journeys are rivetingly told, in absorbing, meticulous detail.

James Swanson's "Bloody Crimes," reviewed by John Waugh John C. Waugh 2010

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: Elizabeth Taylor: Star John Farr 2011

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

Louis Armstrong buys a cornet 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: Elizabeth Taylor: Star John Farr 2011

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.

Anna Christie – review 2011