Yet what is most arresting about this opening is its manner, not its matter.
The show's most arresting installation is "Meatball Curtain (for R. Crumb)," from 1969, inspired by a Crumb comic strip.
But it's another version of the same request that is most arresting in this production from the Roundabout Theater Company.
But it's most arresting in the hands of a writer who isn't too modest — one possessed of a fearless, at times, fearsome, ambition.
For all the fanfare heralding the book and the series as a revolutionary landmark – as a means of seeing our history differently – it is Olusoga's personal story that is most arresting.
The continuities these three stories reveal are most arresting.
And it's debt-to-GDP ratio where the impact of Trump's agenda may be most arresting.
What really is most arresting about our endless penchant for nutritional pixie dust is how willing we are to ignore what we already know while pursuing the elusive.
On the tape, Badu adapted the New Edition classic "Mr. Telephone Man," a hopeless ode about disconnection, and what was most arresting about her version of the song was the atmosphere around it.
"All of this Mr. Penn captures effortlessly through voice and gesture," Mr. Scott continued, "but what is most arresting is the sense he conveys of Milk's fundamental kindness, a personal virtue that also functions as a political principle".
