Sentence examples for arresting for from inspiring English sources
Dressed in bronze flip-flops and hot pants, the work is arresting for its unusual mix of glamour and informality.
His aphorisms are often arresting: 'For the English, tennis is not so much a sport as a fortnight'.
The font and the graphics are pixellated, and they look primitive in the Times Square of today, but more arresting for it.
Several years ago, public prosecutors in New York City began to notice that women the police were arresting for prostitution had a few things in common.
What was so arresting for Bennett was not the quality of the virtuoso touches, some of which were no doubt inevitable in such company, but the extraordinary level of intensity displayed by O'Driscoll.
In 1779, a year after Voltaire died, that idea was attacked by David Hume, a cheerful Scottish historian and philosopher, whose way of undermining religion was as arresting for its strategy as it was for its detail.
He was arrested for murder.
That earned him arrest for 15 days.
The man was arrested for disorderly conduct.
They have been arrested for doing both.
He was arrested for violating his parole.
