This is a book filled with arresting, appalling images.
Lewis's dispatch is filled with arresting, novelistic touches.
Mr. Schaudel is a creative chef who molds his components -- top-quality meats and fish, precise cooking and exotic accompaniments -- into a menu filled with arresting flavors.
It is filled with arresting smells — the incense is strong — and beautiful flower-draped shrines to pot-bellied Ganesha on his lotus flower throne.
The production, directed by Thaddeus Strassberger, was filled with arresting images, including a dizzy Act II bordello scene in which Grete, costumed by Mattie Ullrich as a silver-robed goddess in a towering Art Deco headpiece, is surrounded by prancing Louise Brooks chorines.
The narrator of Teju Cole's odd, sometimes striking, sometimes frustrating first novel is a med student named Julius who likes to wander through the streets of New York City, and the book is filled with arresting, strobe-lit glimpses of Manhattan, "this strangest of islands".
Both of them seem to be very clear-eyed about the kind of restaurant they want, a place with clean lines, a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere (I defy anyone to define the very eclectic crowd here) and a quietly persuasive menu, filled with arresting ingredient and flavor combinations.
This resulted in over a thousand arrests, and as the jails and holding areas filled with arrested students the Birmingham Police Department, led by Eugene Bull Connoror, used high-pressure water hoses and police attack dogs on the children and bystanders.
It begins with their meeting in 1991 at Ketziot, the Israeli security prison filled with thousands of Palestinians arrested during the first Intifada.
One character who recurs throughout is a documentary filmmaker who employs his own bold long-take methods, as in a scene in a bus filled with unemployed laborers risking arrest to protest the closing of their workplace.
