Sentence examples for image arresting from inspiring English sources

The result is an archetypal Surrealist image: arresting, dreamlike, sexually charged, amusing and upsetting.

"Without an image, there is no story," says Saturnina at a pivotal moment, inadvertently reminding us that the image, however arresting, may not be enough.

Almost every image is arresting.

The scale and the motion of the image were arresting, but it was also a sly visual pun: a depiction of film advancing through a camera.

The image is arresting enough to use on the book's dust jacket, but its peculiar agonized playfulness hangs enigmatically in the general pathos of lost time.

And the party's chief minister of Gujarat State, Narendra Modi, accused the government of maligning the army's image by arresting Colonel Purohit as a pre-election ploy.

The images were arresting, but odd.

Some images are arresting, such as the horribly fleshy projections on a stretched hide, and the set is primordially grim.

The physical production is beautiful and some of the images visually arresting, but the content feels sophomoric.

THE black and white images are arresting: Hispanic and black children with joyful faces reach toward the camera, their hands full of apples.

The images are arresting, and some of the performances -- Mr. Abu Warda's in particular -- have a quiet poignancy, but the film's jerky, haphazard composition keeps you at a distance.