The phrase "arresting style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of expression or presentation that captures attention or is strikingly effective.
Example: "The author's arresting style kept readers engaged from the first page to the last."
Alternatives: "captivating style" or "striking style".
Fluid lines, suspended forms, exquisite sense of balance and proportion, and elusive imagery characterize Howards arresting style.
Factor in her surplus of dance moves and arresting style, and no doubt she will make James Brown proud.
THE BOTTOM LINE More than the service and amenities, the Hazelton's arresting style distinguishes it from Toronto's other luxury hotels.
"Strangers Kiss" has a brisk pace and a minimum of self-consciousness, and it has been photographed by Mikhail Suslov in a sharp, arresting style.
It opens in typically arresting style with Irina, a single mother of a three-month-old baby who lives in the countryside outside Kiev, every morning catching the first minibus into the city.
The Stuttgart Ballet of the mid-20th century was a small group of dancers with diverse national backgrounds and training that was fused by John Cranko, director from 1961 until his death in 1973, into a group with an exciting and visually arresting style.
Clark undeniably has a talent for combining arresting styles - but is his work actually contributing anything new to the lexicon of modern dance?
Among the more arresting styles are the Princessa dress, a $98 sleeveless, full-skirted design in black cotton with a notched back; and the Crater Dress, a $98 sleeveless runaround number in gray chambray.
Kubrick had joined Look in 1945 as a chess-playing, camera-toting seventeen-year old from the West Bronx, and for the next four years he shot vivid, moody images of street life, circuses, boxers, and lovers, with an arresting theatrical style that clearly foreshadowed his film work.
Mr. Aguilar, known as Cuban Pete, translated his footwork as a boxer and his childhood tap-dance training into a rhythmically complex, visually arresting dancing style that electrified audiences at the Palladium, the premier showcase for Latin music in the 1940s and 1950s.
The director Hisko Hulsing's arresting animated style and bold storytelling imbues this short about friendship gone astray with an undeniable power.
