Sentence examples for At intriguing from inspiring English sources

Even if their arrows don't always hit their mark, they take aim at intriguing targets (1 20).

(Are they drawn to Ms. Falco or Mrs. Soprano?) She used to roam the Village and gawk at intriguing passers-by; now she avoids eye contact.

Pushing in toward glittering window displays, holiday crowds are elbowing and gaping six-deep at intriguing depictions of what so far amount to nothing more than a shrewd bet on New York's ability to prevail, not just survive.

Although not as ornate as many of Quito's other churches, it's worth peering inside for a look at intriguing works from the Quito School (indigenous artists trained by Europeans working from the 16th to the 18th Centuries).

Though these findings point at intriguing similarities and differences between human and canine excision pathways, as in case of dsb repair, extensive work is needed to understand to which extent DNA repair is comparable between the two species.

When planning a meal, skip the sweet desserts but not the appetizers, which are at worst intriguing and at best splendid.

Claudia Goldin, an economist at Harvard, has arrived at one intriguing answer.

There is nothing at Inopia — which opened last April — that is not at least intriguing.

Tennis is at an intriguing point in its development.

The effect is at once intriguing and soothing.

I spent much of the day at the intriguing Leeds City Centre Vision Conference.