Sentence examples for distinctly intriguing from inspiring English sources
But why did Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his librettist, Emanuel Schikaneder, create a black character at all? Though encountering other races was not exactly an everyday occurrence in 18th-century Vienna, Mozart had come across one particular individual of Afro-Caribbean background years earlier, in a context that makes the motivation behind Monostatos distinctly intriguing.
The Jackson, Tenn.-born singer and songwriter weaves a fascinating multiplicity of influences into her music: folk, blues, gospel and country, creating a distinctly intriguing style that can veer from the childlike wonder of Victoria Williams to the deep-rooted intensity of Richie Havens.
Andy Smith lamented that the finale of the "mostly intriguing" novel was "distinctly anticlimactic".
It felt like two distinctly different plays; what a deeply intriguing and cool experiment.
Despite the cliched premise and wooden dialogue, The Path of Anger is more than the sum of its hoary parts: the cynical Dun-Cadal is sympathetically drawn and Rouard's slow reveal of the backstory promises intriguing future volumes of fantasy noir with a distinctly continental sensibility.
Equally intriguing, these considerations highlight that charge interactions play distinctly different roles during crystallization or liquid-liquid phase separation of native, folded proteins vs. their role during self-assembly of fibrillar structure from partially denatured or disordered proteins.
The most intriguing of these new spots use high-end ingredients that are distinctly Italian in provenance but have far-ranging results: burgers that are near facsimiles of the best across the Atlantic, some that are emphatically Italian-accented and others that touch on both cuisines.
Particularly with the likes of Bicep and Eats Everything in mind, the focus of the residencies so far has been distinctly house based, which makes the tentative title of the next run all the more intriguing: 12 Weeks of Techno.
There is also an intriguing display of his ceramics, which range from a startling, if Art Nouveau-ish, klunkiness to a distinctly modern plainness, along with some pieces by Jean-Joseph Carriès, his friend and ceramics mentor.
The distinctly different roles of these two protective enzymatic products of HO-1 in our model of hypoxia-induced pulmonary hypertension are intriguing and may demonstrate how HO-1 can have a variety of protective effects that are dependent on the type of stress and the type of cell involved in injury.
