Sentence examples for Seizing attention from inspiring English sources

Republican donors had hoped that Mr. Trump would shed his practice, from the primary season, of seizing attention with incendiary remarks.

The group created chaos in central London's busiest shopping area last weekend, seizing attention from about half a million peaceful anti-cuts protesters on a Trades Union Congress-organised march and terrifying onlookers.

Or consider the description of Aeneas's father, Anchises: "A man in old age, worn out, not meant for duress". "Duress" is the pleasing surprise here (so much better than everyday "hardship") seizing attention while "old age" and "worn out" do their unobtrusive work.

Bad advertising is a lot of things: Bad advertising is advertising that interrupts people's experience, seizing attention by force.

This is choreography whose forms immediately seize attention.

There is no controversy with which to seize attention.

It's a rare pop hit that seizes attention by shrinking further away.

The situation in Beit Jala appeared to have seized attention in the administration for two reasons.

Frankie Negrón sings salsa with a voice that seizes attention; La Linea plays merengue.

For years, the debate over Yucca Mountain has seized attention in Nevada.

For the St . Johns men, what could have been an opportunity to seize attention turned into a humbling display.