But what is particularly eye-catching about this class of big boats — machines, if you agree with Sirena — is their spectacular capacity to foil.
What's perhaps most eye-catching about the project is that it will be run using low-cost smartphones and cloud services.
There's something eye-catching about the brushed steel look of this Godot Aria M9500 4GB MPlayeryer, which can store nearly a thousand songs in MP3, OGG or WMA format.
But back to ShoeDazzle: here's something eye-catching about its Form D: The filing — dated September 19, before Lee's return as CEO was made public on the 24th — lists some new names compared to ShoeDazzle's Form D from its last round of funding, from May 2011.
But what is it that is so eye-catching about her? Beauty is a reflection of sensibility.
It comes as no great shock that far too many people in New York City weigh far too much, but a city report released yesterday offered some eye-catching details about the dimensions, causes and particulars of the problem.
We're getting that out of the way at once, because – and you won't believe the coincidence – TV's Myleene Klass has broken another 12-second silence to offer up some unsolicited yet eye-catching news about herself.
This month, as the Davos conference was about to begin, Byanyima's organization released an eye-catching report about the concentration of global wealth in the hands of several dozen billionaires, among them a number of Davos regulars.
Sheldon Lew, an inspector for the Department of Public Health, created the eye-catching sign about a year ago after hearing from restaurants and grocery stores about people who were taking in unruly, nonservice dogs — a violation of state law.
There's a very good essay in it about the worldwide prospects for democracy, and an eye-catching paragraph about how much the EU has let people down on that score: "The decision to introduce the euro in 1999 was taken largely by technocrats; only two countries, Denmark and Sweden, held referendums on the matter (both said no).
