Sentence examples for anything intriguing from inspiring English sources

However, if your eyes fall upon anything intriguing while you're carrying out your tasks, it's fair game.

A few stanzas of his verse are lobbed in, but there is little to persuade the reader that his melancholy has anything intriguing about it.

Use your walks as an opportunity to record the neighborhood happenings, natural phenomena, anything intriguing or beautiful or perhaps anything that fits with a theme that you like.

The appointment of Baroness Randerson is, if anything, more intriguing.

"With anything this intriguing or controversial, there will always be multiple sides".

We originally looked into some European financials but couldn't find anything too intriguing.

After last week's explosive spectacle staged by Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang outside of the Geffen Contemporary, I was worried: Would I find anything equally intriguing and unusual in the museums or galleries in the days to follow?

Milena is, if anything, even more intriguing.

If anything, what is intriguing is the way men in the Senate occasionally deploy the unreasonableness of women in their own negotiations.

If anything is more intriguing than the nature of religious attitudes in the ancient world, it is the irresistible attraction that Europe suddenly felt to its artifacts when extensive digs began to be carried out in the 15th century in Tuscany, the land of the ancient Etruscans.

And, more worryingly for Labour, that even his deafening silence is more intriguing than anything Ed Miliband has ever said.