Sentence examples for an intriguing test from inspiring English sources

In terms of historical context, Miss Saigon is an intriguing test case.

Norwich now face an intriguing test of their promotion credentials with away games at Wolves and Crystal Palace.

Similar legislation has failed to pass the fractious Parliament in the past and the outcome this time will provide an intriguing test of the military's power.

It promises to be an intriguing test for the young man who has long been seen in Caledonian rugby circles as what Peter Kay would call "the garlic bread": the future.

But even if the plan's subject matter seemed repugnant, or its timing a bar or two off the mainstream political rhythm, it would have been an intriguing test of the Internet's power to weigh the opinions of millions of people who are normally shut out of the geopolitical debate.

FOR American commentators who like to denounce European complacency in the face of an increasingly assertive Islam, France is an intriguing test-case.

His next start, a more intriguing test, is scheduled for Sunday at Citi Field against the Mets, and Martinez insisted, at least for the record, that he is treating it like any other game and that he does not need any additional motivation.

The forward depth still looks very thin though, which suggests an intriguing litmus test for the coach's man-management prowess — can he persuade Juan Agudelo to deliver more consistently on his promise and score the goals Chivas needs?

Perhaps the most intriguing test of the revised law lies with the Justice Department.

Buffalo Perhaps the most intriguing test case for reimagining our failing cities is in Buffalo, where the federal government is pressing ahead with a plan to expand its border crossing facilities.

This week's resolution won broad support, including from the Socialists.In many ways, the French move is the most intriguing test.