Sentence examples for been intriguing from inspiring English sources
verb
To conceive or carry out a secret plan intended to harm; to form a plot or scheme.
This has been intriguing to watch.
His career path had been intriguing, to say the least.
The results of his search to conquer his inner restlessness through art have been intriguing.
The man lining up next to Alualu, Terrance Knighton, has also been intriguing.
It has been intriguing to watch the Hunger Games series evolve.
For Mr. Childs, the idea of painting society has always been intriguing.
"It's something that has been intriguing and may be useful at some point," Dr. Luft said.
Development of a bone-like 3D microenvironment with stem cells has always been intriguing in bone tissue engineering.
Robert Tobias, the board's director of assessment, said that anomaly had been intriguing enough to merit a closer look.
Asked about it again Wednesday, he said, "Whatever may have been intriguing yesterday is no longer the case".
Since then it's been intriguing how rarely the presidential election comes up unless I bring it up.
