Sentence examples for arresting examples from inspiring English sources

His own works provide arresting examples of what he teaches.

One of McMillan's most arresting examples concerns AIDS and the pharmaceutical industry.

The most visually arresting examples are by Christopher Giglio, whose images are created directly on photosensitive paper by the electrons generated by cathode ray tubes.

Determined not to lull the jury, he reaches for arresting examples, spicing them up with a few puns and wisecracks, and digressing madly from time to time.

But eyebrows have been raised over his arresting examples of multilingual sex-talk, which draw on his own characteristically recondite experiences.

As is his custom, he sprinkles his prose with lucid and arresting examples; he can be hilarious, with a pointed phrase, here lambasting the post-modernists, there the creationists.

One particularly arresting example shows the dwarf planet backlit by the sun, a blue haze stretching for a thousand miles above its surface.

"Fever," which opens today at the Screening Room, is an arresting example of what a talented filmmaker can accomplish with the sparest of means.

A more visually arresting example is the Finnish site Coloria, from which the above snapshot is taken, that displays on one page all the names users have proposed for each shade.

One arresting example is "The Triumph of David Over Goliath," a tapestry 25 feet wide by 7 feet tall.

An arresting example is that of the Kangxi Emperor, the second Qing ruler, who ascended the throne as a child and reigned for 60 years.