Sentence examples for arresting characters from inspiring English sources

"The great classics contain passionate romance, thrilling adventure, arresting characters and unforgettable scenes and situations," an explanatory note tells us.

This Ghost Rider rode a motorcycle, wore a blue leather costume, and had a blazing skull for a head, making him one of the most visually arresting characters in comics.

Does Italian law actually permit spurned lovers to sue? How do you say in Italian, "Is this a great country, or what?" One of the strangest but most arresting characters, Ornella de Monterecchi, is the Italian press officer's mother.

Inman's Mr Humphries was, against stiff competition, one of the most arresting characters on the staff of Grace Brothers department store, created by the formidable comedy writers Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft Croftt himself had once worked in a department store).

Its most arresting character is a charming, fresh-faced Irish boy, Mark Ashton, who died of Aids in 1987.

Hale's most arresting character is not Titian but Aretino, the subject of an extraordinary portrait in which Titian captures the crimson-robed "scourge of princes" (the poet Ariosto's term) in all his robustness.

They're as eerily gleaming and artificial looking as the movie's most visually arresting character, a porcelain doll, China Girl (voiced by Joey King), whom Oz rescues with kindness and glue.

The real Frank Abagnale appears in a cameo as a French police officer arresting his character.

Rebeck gives her characters arresting behavior without exploring it.

I saw these as very determined, singular-willed fringe characters, arresting and kind of scary.

All there is to work on is the shapeless chaos of the world, or a particular part of the world, out of which the film-maker hopes to fashion a coherent structure, arresting images, compelling characters and a story that excites and touches people.