Sentence examples for an intriguing past from inspiring English sources

Love it or hate it, the artwork has an intriguing past.

The town has an intriguing past, thanks to its shipbuilding and steel industry history, but for a complete contrast, head for Walney Island (pictured), joined to the mainland in 1908 by a bridge – a much easier option than waiting for a low tide to reveal the stepping stones.

It's known as the "House of Tomorrow," but it has an intriguing past: the Midcentury Modern-style home in Palm Springs where Elvis and Priscilla Presley decamped after their secretive wedding in 1967.

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

Councillor Richard Lewis, culture convener for the council, said: "Edinburgh has an undeniably intriguing past and some of our archaeological discoveries have been in the strangest of places.

Yet, as Sona Datta shows, it used to be the meeting point for many different faiths from around the world and has an intriguing multicultural past - a past about which it is to some extent in denial.

Old Man McGucket may seem like some crazy old coot, but he's got a much more intriguing past.

The only conspicuous clue to the area's intriguing past is a tall, round structure that looks more like a lighthouse than a former smokestack.

They offer such an intriguing window into the past.

And at the Curragh, the stars of the future step out in two significant juvenile events, while one of the past makes an intriguing return to action.

Subway Love by Nora Raleigh Baskin Walkerr £7.99) is an intriguing timeslip story in which the past is the 1970s, relatively underexplored in recent young adult fiction.