attention-getting

[ uh-ten-shuhn-get-ing ]

adjective

1. conspicuously drawing attention to something or someone:

   an attention-getting device; attention-getting behavior.

Example Sentences

Newsom called a special legislative session — he loves ordering up these attention-getting “special” sessions— ”to safeguard California and fundamental rights in the face of an incoming Trump administration.”

From Los Angeles Times

Unlike her predecessor, Newsom, who also was a former mayor of San Francisco, Kounalakis hasn’t made any attention-getting waves in her first elective office.

From Los Angeles Times

Metcalf made another attention-getting play after the game, with NFL Films picking up an interaction he had with Washington tight end Logan Thomas.

From Seattle Times

This already loomed as the most intriguing matchup before DK Metcalf’s rather tame but inevitably attention-getting statement that he expects Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon to “get the best’’ of Chase in their matchups.

From Seattle Times

He says critics of the synod’s attention-getting agenda miss the essential purpose of the gathering.

From Seattle Times