Sentence examples for are often intriguing from inspiring English sources

Repetition is the basic theme, consistent with Mr. Creed's minimalist aesthetic, though the sounds are often intriguing enough to make you stop, listen and think.

The content of the illustrations is often intriguing.

Surfaces were often intriguing, as in a black and white splatter pattern on pony skin boots.

Comparing the timing of our Google searches to outside events is often intriguing.

Unfortunately, while it is often intriguing, the information is a bit too broad to be really useful.

The parade of early performances is often intriguing, but it inevitably pales next to the Dorsey Orchestra material that follows.

Though it is often intriguing, the film does not quite provide the conceptual framework that would tie these phenomena together and is thus more impressionistic than analytical.

As Web sites and genealogical societies proliferate and DNA testing becomes more widely available, the tools for tracing a family tree are becoming more accessible — and the hunt is often intriguing.

The supercell approach can be useful for tailoring dispersion curves of phononic crystals, but the interpretation of the dispersion curves in the supercells can be often intriguing.

(The endnotes describing her efforts are often as intriguing as the text, particularly her diligent work in tracking down Russian materials).

In the pages of "Happy Moscow," one finds not so much a work of fiction as a record of the deformation of creativity by ideology, and a proof that puzzles are often more intriguing to those who laboriously put them together than to those who, coming across them later, approach the reassembled image with something less than wonder.