Sentence examples for arresting vision from inspiring English sources

An even more arresting vision awaits in the next room, which has been turned into a lake surrounded by 99 life-sized animal replicas.

The sublime and the slightly ridiculous somehow merge in Tillman's ongoing tightrope walk into an arresting vision that is as singular as any in contemporary art.

It was the moment when years of think-tank theorising about a property-owning democracy became as tangible as bricks and mortar.Four Conservative leaders have come and gone since then but the latest, David Cameron, also has an arresting vision that needs grounding in specifics.

Yet as Anna/Ida increasingly comes to define her own destiny, so her place within the frame alters, Pawlikowski gradually allowing her to find her own space within his arresting vision, compassion cutting through the tragedy, sympathy and strength tempering the bleakness.

Both objects offer arresting visions of bodies-within-bodies, although the similarity ends there.

As a freelance news photographer, Weegee, born Usher Fellig, was renowned for his raw, arresting visions of 1930s and '40s New York City.

Gober even more prominently and successively exhibits his debt to René Magritte (1898-1967) for the simulated amputation and isolation of human body parts and their grafting to inanimate objects while partitioning them off from the world with walls that formally define and arrest vision even as they reference the plane of the painting on which they appear.

Ms. Mitchell, who produces anime events in Manhattan, was among the more arresting visions on Saturday at JapanTown, a street fair and kinky fashion masquerade in the East Village.

Early detection and retreatment of RME may prevent damage to central vision by arresting ME before it encroaches on the fovea.

Such as one humorous scene among others in the film, when Hawkeye/Clint Barton Jeremy Rennerrescuesues Wanda Maximoff from Avengers HQ house arrest by Vision (Paul Bettany), who acted from orders by Tony Stark.

Nevertheless, Mr. Dion's quirky curatorial vision is fresh and at times arresting.