The phrase "arresting look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's appearance that captures attention or is striking in some way.
Example: "Her arresting look turned heads as she walked into the room, drawing everyone's gaze."
Alternatives: "captivating gaze" or "striking appearance".
There's something very seductive about an utterly brilliant, arresting looking leading man actor- one of the most talented actors in Britain- who you happen to know is a big fan of the show".
Alex and Courtney were spotted in Topshop thanks to their arresting looks and asked if they could sing, while Karis, who went to Brit School, had demos on MySpace that got her noticed.
She wasn't the only woman soldier in the photographs - Sabrina Harman and Megan Ambuhl were both court martialled for their roles - but England was the most arresting looking, like a 14-year-old boy who shouldn't have been there in the first place.
But to Mr. Erdogan's critics, the arrests look suspiciously like raw efforts to silence the opposition.
The arrests look like a classic purge, removing prominent challengers and neutering competing power centers in a way designed to also intimidate any less well-known potential opponents.
Add into that mix living in a socially deprived neighbourhood, and the young people who appear to feature in the most recent statistical releases on riot-related arrests look rather like we might expect them to.
Occasional anti-corruption purges and arrests look more like score-settling than genuine bids to clean the stables.The biggest blots on Mr Putin's record, however, lie not in economic affairs but in other policies, especially those concerning civil and political freedom.
Making more arrests looks good for cops.
The arrest looked like a kowtow to the Kremlin.
Wrangling over the circumstances of Jackson's fatal cardiac arrest looks set to continue.
