Sentence examples for arresting feeling from inspiring English sources

But the effect, as Mr. Duffy explained, is an expansive illusion of volume and even a bit of "that arresting feeling of seeing skyscrapers for the first time".

As word spread in Prospect Heights that Mr. Maynard had been arrested, feelings toward him softened some.

As more than a dozen protesters were arrested, the feeling among the crowd that chanted Garner's name on Friday night was more one of frustration than hope.

What happened with me is what so many of my family members have gone through – the humiliation of being arrested, the feeling of having handcuffs behind your back.

The stories also had to work with and against the other stories, had to produce collectively that arresting surplus of feeling and knowledge beyond the simple sum of the parts.

"It is purely a psychological experience and the person must do whatever is necessary to arrest those feelings.

It is these attitudes with which re sponsible national leaders must cope in arresting the growing ill feeling against the armed forces.

Still others gathered in protest, some being arrested, but many feeling the power of exercising their voice.

With little heed to Sunni feeling, he arrested not only prominent Sunnis on flimsy charges of terrorism, but thousands of ordinary folk.

Alain Courtois, a director of the tournament, said at a Brussels press conference, "We know some people are coming here to cause trouble, but they have to know they can be arrested based on the feeling of the policeman and can be held for 12 hours".

But her orchestration is arresting; she has a tendency to contrast tutti passages with spare, luminous writing for winds, showing a special feeling for the bassoon.