Sentence examples for arresting picture from inspiring English sources
It was a very arresting picture.
In other words, we may look at a painting like "Frozen Assets" and recognize its arresting picture of inequality.
There's an arresting picture of Jobs staring out, challenging us to blink, on the cover of Walter Isaacson's new biography, "Steve Jobs".
His Allegory of Peace is a deeply arresting picture, with its little girl looking out of the canvas as the savage hand of Mars is stayed.
The subject of their colorful and arresting picture book is not Kahlo's artwork, but the role art played in her difficult, fascinating life.
Campanella then switched to an identically constructed map, only this time based on 2010 census data, and in bits and pieces on the screen there was a simple and arresting picture of what Katrina meant.
The arresting pictures of a 12-week-old foetus, repeatedly described as 'walking' or 'sucking its thumb', proved irresistible to newspaper editors and provoked a new debate around viability despite the fact that neonatal experts said the scans, while compelling, revealed nothing new medically.
The result is frankly a mess, though it does include some arresting pictures.
But his most arresting pictures are of beautiful women in fetishistic finery.
Some of the more arresting pictures show an outspoken critic of the ruling generals named Su Su Nway, 34, at the heart of a tiny group of demonstrators this week before she managed to slip away and evade arrest.
One of his most arresting pictures -- "Mary O'Connel," a yearbook-style portrait of a teenage girl with blond winged hair and beady eyes that hint at a buried anger -- resembles the face of no one so much as Currin himself.
