The number of Porsches on the streets has become an eye-catching symbol of conspicuous consumption and a yawning socio-economic gap.
By the time Captain Phillips moves into its third act, replete with claustrophobic lifeboat chases, night vision Navy Seal deployments and cross-hair tension on an epic scale (this is a film in which very big boats become giant, eye-catching characters in their own right), Greengrass has achieved his ultimate goal – the total suspension of disbelief.
Her cabin showcases beauty found in the seemingly ordinary: four sturdy branches, cut to size and shellacked, are stair railings; a discarded bench, painted poppy red, is paired with an elegant dining table; and $6 trophy picture frames, filled with family photographs, became an eye-catching — and Velcro-mounted — wall installation.
Based in Section 111 of Celtic Park, the group quickly became famous for eye-catching Tifos, a taste for pyrotechnics and vocal left-wing, republican politics.
With the development of industry, as an important aspect of environmental problems, the leakage of harmful gases becomes more and more eye-catching.
As web-based self-directed learning has become more and more eye-catching, attention from many researchers are being drawn.
Empty digital space becomes the canvas for her eye-catching colors— and her newfound love for metallics.
But now more than ever it has become his memorial, and an eye-catching one at that.
And this doesn't seem to matter because by the time this was made the relic cult had long since subsided, and the reliquary itself, ornate and eye-catching, had become the object of devotional, and therefore aesthetic, concentration.
The producer, Joel Zimmerman, has become enormously successful with his eye-catching live shows and rambunctious tracks, making $11m last year according to Forbes (a figure he disputed, saying he was "$9m short" of the total).
