Sentence examples for a particularly intriguing from inspiring English sources

Len Deighton's Bomber is a particularly intriguing case.

The discovery highlights a particularly intriguing archaeological mystery.

The issue of Cleopatra's appearance has a particularly intriguing subplot: the question of her race.

This week, I want to consider a particularly intriguing type of new gene: the retrogene.

Mr. Monserrate, the man of shattered glass and shattered allegiances, is a particularly intriguing case.

"It's a picture with a particularly intriguing past," said Nicholas Hall, international head of Christie's old master paintings department.

*In a particularly intriguing finding, the team says Miss Sullivan may not have been strangled by hand -- as DeSalvo confessed he had done -- but with her stockings.

History takes on aspects comic and tragic on New York stages this week, in a particularly intriguing slate of new plays.

At first, for him, this was just a particularly intriguing and flattering affair, and one that he might put an end to.

A friend pointed out a particularly intriguing building on the northeast corner of Seventh Avenue and 24th Street, with much recently cleaned terra cotta embellishment.

In his own study, a particularly intriguing and mysterious finding suggested that the female cyclists somehow sustained less muscle damage during the hard intervals than the men did.