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Conscripted as part of journalism, images were expected to arrest attention, startle, surprise.

The purpose of a paradox is to arrest attention and provoke fresh thought.

Todd Gitlin, a professor of journalism and sociology at Columbia University, predicted that, "if it got into four digits, that would arrest attention".

It assists us in arresting the attention of decision-makers long enough to leave an impression with deep ideas presented in new ways.

Crucially, there's a shortfall of the vital verbiage that arrests attention.

One does not often come upon a play that arrests attention and does not let go.

In a world saturated with 24-hour online news, it is curious how the front page still has the power to both arrest attention and to bear witness to world events; a fleeting record, yes, but in a digital world perhaps more permanent now than ever before.

When we met, he drew my attention to an idea that one character has about art's ability "to arrest our attention in the midst of distraction," but he had forgotten that the phrase was not his but Saul Bellow's.

One arrested his attention.

The evils incident to private employment agencies first arrested public attention in America about 1890.

But in truth it's not enough to arrest the attention for an hour.