Sentence examples for arresting spectacle from inspiring English sources
The interview had been a strange yet utterly arresting spectacle.
The goal is to install lighting that will make the library an arresting spectacle at night.
It is a visually arresting and unexpectedly emotional spectacle, but audiences will also see a sly paean to the craft of acting.
Pedestrians and commuters along one of the city's busiest thoroughfares are arrested at the spectacle directly outside the Edwardian baroque marble facade of Australia House on the corner of the Strand and Aldwych.
Emotionally arresting, they are supreme examples of cinematic spectacle from the golden age of large-format filmmaking, the likes of which we are likely never to see again.
Yet even with the occasionally arresting scene or performance, it all boils down to the spectacle of an immaculately turned-out Deneuve suffering prettily in upscale surroundings.
In all, the police said, 36 people suspected of organizing the spectacle were arrested.
Distressingly for Sunnis, the government paraded some of those arrested on state television in a bizarre spectacle: relatives of their supposed victims were invited into the room and screamed at the suspects, and demanded their execution.
Instead, the Kremlin cut the spycraft short and turned Mr. Fogle's arrest into a spectacle.
The Reids' private nightmare became a public spectacle on Jan . 30 when their adult sons, who both live at home, were arrested for drug- and gun-related crimes.
