The phrase "a far more intriguing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that is significantly more interesting or captivating than another thing.
Example: "The sequel to the novel was a far more intriguing read than the original."
Alternatives: "much more fascinating" or "considerably more captivating".
("He has a secret" makes for a far more intriguing proposition than "He has a bicycle").
His face is a far more intriguing spectacle than the capers around him.
Behind that official explanation, though, is a far more intriguing tale of spies, moles and the compromises that governments make in the name of national security.
The Freuds are a far more intriguing and evolved lot than that other celebrated English family the Osbournes, even more articulate and earthy.
This was the reforming vision that Mr Bush hinted at in 2000 and it makes a second term a far more intriguing possibility.But there is a large mathematical caveat.
There's a far more intriguing explanation; that this individual doesn't consider herself to be either; she's a hybrid (that word again), the perfect model of cohesion and, in that sense the embodiment of the ceasefire itself.
Which is all to say that, regardless of whether Starnone is the husband of Elena Ferrante, "Ties" is one half of a collaboration far more intriguing than co-authorship of individual books: a riveting dialogue on marriage conducted, on the page, between one novelist and another.
In the process of figuring out the solution, he chanced upon a potentially far more intriguing application for his research.
Hit the beaches As convenient as it might be to lounge around Playa d'en Bossa, Ibiza rewards those who take a short drive with far more intriguing shores.
The Shockheaded Peter frontman first appeared as Davros in 2008's The Stolen Earth/Journey's End, and while he was at his ranting, universe-threatening best back then, in these two episodes he brought an altogether different and far more intriguing take on the character.
As a set-up, it's far more intriguing than that of the average thriller, so it's a tad disappointing that the eventual partners' sleuthing boils down to some not very cinematic browsing through newspaper archives before they find a solution which is just one twist away from Seven, Silence of the Lambs and all the other serial killer films of the 1990s.
