Sentence examples for something arresting from inspiring English sources
And, more often than not, something arresting.
We knew that Owens would give us something arresting, original and distinctly American.
She has front teeth to make you stare – long and gappy – and a rosebud mouth painted something arresting.
It's another delightful example of Fischli and Weiss taking everyday objects and creating something arresting and whimsical.
It's a function of modern life and its technology that everything serious can be made into something arresting and viral, and with relative ease.
No matter where you settle, you'll be treated to something arresting, either a gallery's worth of presidential portraits on the wall ("Dads of Democracy") or a view of the Anacostia River, for which the restaurant is named.
After a previous year's demo involving a misbehaving drone, the co-founder of New York-based software development firm Suitefolio was looking to do something involving virtual reality and motion capture – something visually arresting that couldn't go horribly wrong.
It was something so arresting.
And in that shift from despair to optimism lies something of arresting simplicity.
So if we can figure out how and why they bud, we might learn something about arresting that process.
Page after page, line after line, contains something as arresting as that, as plain and bracing as the water of a mountain stream.
