Sentence examples for rather arresting from inspiring English sources

As opening lines go, it's rather arresting.

This front row snap from Julien MacDonald is rather arresting, isn't it?

I'd much rather arrest them and prosecute them," Mr. McCarthy said, but added: "What's the harm trying if it works?" Last fall, after conducting a nationwide search for his police director, Mr. Booker invited the McCarthys to lunch in Newark.

He declined, telling them he'd rather get arrested.

Somehow, one can't help feeling that the vengeful Old Testament theatrics employed by Mr DeMille were, if rather less sophisticated, rather more arresting.

We'd rather have our police officers perform duties that keep our communities safe rather than arresting law-abiding residents and tearing families apart.

Rather than arresting and shunning the country's Rasta population, the Jamaican authorities will leverage it.

The group says the police have been permitted to kill people suspected of selling drugs rather than arresting them.

Officer Morales, they said, helped Officer Kern as he tried to hush up the abuse by letting Mr. Mineo go with a summons, rather than arresting him.

That will change next week, when officers will issue a ticket rather than arresting someone with a small amount of marijuana, city officials announced Monday.

Imagine the local sheriff, he said, rather than arresting Ms. Parks, escorting her home, stopping to buy her a meal at an all-white diner.