Sentence examples for arresting scenes from inspiring English sources

Scripted television had some high points, but the more arresting scenes popped up in real life, or at least on reality series and talk shows.

One of the most touching and arresting scenes shows the squaddies gathered for a treat: an 18th birthday party, complete with birthday cake and candles, uncomfortably lit with a cigarette lighter.

These jolting and arresting scenes don't seem intended to arouse; rather, Swanberg seeks the mighty emotional current that passes between people during sex as well as the one that passes between those who simulate it onscreen and between the performers and their director, and which may continue after the camera stops rolling.

Her eye for subtle detail captures, in 5-by-7-inch digital prints, arresting scenes of China that take on extra metaphorical meaning, given the ups and downs of that country's economic state.

His pilgrimage incited international outrage, especially in China, and the most arresting scenes in Mr. Li's film are of Mr. Koizumi's supporters protesting against the protest.

One of the most arresting scenes in "Formation" depicts a black boy facing a line of white policemen, doing what Matsoukas calls a "peace dance".

At Athabasca Falls, we had 25 minutes to explore an arresting scene.

In one arresting scene Mr. Téchiné shows Jeanne and Franck sitting on their respective beds in their separate bedrooms, talking to each other via a Web cam.

In one arresting scene we see the only size of soda that was available at McDonald's in the Fifties: seven ounces (207ml).

That arresting scene capped off the final act of the disaster movie "Sharknado," which premièred on the Syfy network and is about just what it sounds like it would be about.

It's an arresting scene.