Sentence examples for obviously arresting from inspiring English sources

It would have been a more obviously arresting speech if he'd tried to capture the moment in the language of the present century instead of using the faux-antique dialect of past inaugurals.

READERS will pick their own favorites among these stories, although the less obviously arresting may gain in appeal over time.

– British traveller (obviously) arrested at an airport for wearing all the clothes he couldn't fit into his luggage.

Here we show that the majority of cells in the G2/M phase possessed phosphorylated H3 and obviously were arrested in the M phase.

So, their actions in arresting her obviously become a much more important, I think, important struggle for all of us to have the truth revealed.

So, this was one of the first times that we'd ever done that, and to have all the individuals that we had interviewed be arrested, obviously within the context though of a much larger authoritarian crackdown in a culture.

Arresting Saddam Hussein is obviously a step in the right direction.

But, perhaps less obviously, the arrests seemed to raise the question of whether anyone should have been surprised about the outcome of venturing into an area that President Vladmir V. Putin regards as a strategic imperative.

Obviously, these arrests did nothing to curb the demand for drugs and, according to sources who spoke with VICE, all of that demand was absorbed by notoriously unstable Haitian street gangs who are plagued with internal Bloods-Crips rivalries and have effectively replaced the Hells Angels on the street.

In his first published play, The Police (1958), an obviously Kafkaesque satirical parable, people ended up arresting each other in a parody of the Stalinist terror in Poland.

Obviously, the RCMP aren't going around arresting fortunetellers or Professor X.