Sentence examples for an especially intriguing case from inspiring English sources

He's an especially intriguing case because his very process of painting -- a kind of endless tinkering -- came to involve the constant destruction of compositions.

TBX1 offers an especially intriguing example of myogenic differential methylation in a gene of major clinical importance.

An especially intriguing example is provided by a study using TLR2 ko mice.

One especially intriguing case is that of norovirus, for which punctuated antigenic evolution has been documented (Lindesmith et al., 2008, 2011) and for which deleterious mutations along with differential binding to histoblood group antigens may contribute to fitness variation (Donaldson et al., 2008; Lindesmith et al., 2008).

Len Deighton's Bomber is a particularly intriguing case.

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

That could make the Minnesota Twins Eduardoo Escobar an especially intriguing free agent this off-season.

How the interloping "r" crept in remains an especially intriguing question, Dr. Bailey said.

It was an especially intriguing question, given Graves's increasingly influential role in the corridors of power at Lord's.

Yet this remains an intriguing case.

But Mr. Laqueur makes an intriguing case.