Sentence examples for arresting use from inspiring English sources

"Through her arresting use of persona, in particular, Ansel Elkins reminds us of the pivotal role of compassion in understanding others and — more deeply and often more disturbingly — our various inner selves," he said.

Michael Weinius sings the title role with a good, clear tenor and invests the knight's narrations with exemplary diction and arresting use of head voice.

But the poem that gives "The Man With Night Sweats" its title is perhaps Gunn's most arresting use of this sort of metaphor.

Mr. Eustis makes visually arresting use of the set and introduces haunting puppet figures (by the master Basil Twist) for the play within the play.

But it makes arresting use of the bleak beauty of Faro island, where it was shot (as were many subsequent Bergman movies), and intense, soul-probing close-ups of a cast that includes Harriet Andersson and Max von Sydow.

Chamber Music in Historic Sites has for three decades been putting on concerts throughout L.A. in places like the Bradbury Building, for which "Hopscotch" also finds arresting use.

The two others arrested used similar luggage, and all three had pills marked "VW".

The thief, who has not been arrested, used the numbers to access credit card accounts of victims.

Some of those arrested used to work for the Zaman newspaper, which had close links with the Hizmet movement of the US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gülen.

Those recently arrested used the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, which ended last week, to raise funds and indoctrinate people, General Turki said.

Local media, having discovered that one of the men arrested used to lead the local scouts, claimed (wrongly) that the pictures showed them at a regular camp.