Sentence examples for something eye catching from inspiring English sources

Looking for something eye catching?

You have to get into the habit, of seeing something eye catching, and taking out your camera to snap a shot.

Up to a point, one can understand the idea to do something eye-catching.

Chefs want to put something different on the menu and people want to serve something eye-catching for a dinner party.

Their policies seem a bit like the patchwork quilt in the window of the textile gallery near my parked car, something eye-catching to appeal to everyone.

Something different, something original, something eye-catching does tend to stick in the memory (and that memory is collective, and global).

Whether you're hunting for something specific like antique grandfather clock from the 19th century or merely rummaging, there will undoubtedly be something eye-catching.

It was at its weakest when defined in purely negative terms, as something eye-catching that the Labour party probably wouldn't like.

We simply fail to notice something so lowly, so brown, so inhuman, and yet so fundamental to life, until it does something eye-catching.

Yet the owners of Bishop, McCormick & Bishop, the Dodge dealership that commissioned the coachbuilt Dodge, wanted something eye-catching for their showroom on Broadway and 45th Street in Manhattan, just below what was then known as Automobile Row.

And his uncle was Roald Dahl! Convivial gallerist, Austrian-born and Zurich-based, who always seems to deliver every fair's "museum-quality" booth, usually with something eye-catching by her Swiss buddy Ugo Rondinone.