eye-catching znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady eye-catching

• It encapsulates a popular view that headlines are just eye-catching words crammed together to create the maximum shock-horror effect.

• The short forms are eye-catching (and ear-catching); correspondingly, the more frequent long forms would be odetyi, umnyi, milyi.

• Against this initial framework, the data collected from patients were eye-catching.

• The singers enhance their lyrics with provocative strutting, eye-catching and sometimes outrageous, self-designed costumes.

• Urbanites learned of the new products and goods available to them through print media, marketing spectacles, like raffles, and other forms of eye-catching public display.

• A minor, yet important change was using much brighter paper and bigger posters so that they would be eye-catching.

• 1859 - 1903 715 a time when increasingly accessible foreign news, eye-catching photographs and secular advertisements captured column space.

• The eye-catching photos accompanying the story of course contain nary an oil rig, not a single plate of stir-fry.