The icons are not terribly rare, but their presence here never fails to intrigue visitors.
In fact, she's a designer of fastidious mosaics that never fail to intrigue.
The disadvantages, if the set-up fails to intrigue, are characters too defined by an over-determined narrative, wayward-ness and implausibility.
Musical instruments seldom fail to intrigue children, but it was fun to see one young girl gleefully waving her arms in time with Mr. Manahan's gestures.
His least successful works are those in which the emotion overwhelms the narrative and meaning, but, even then, he never fails to intrigue.
For starters, there's the return of Edward Albee, one of the handful of working American playwrights to whom the word "great" adheres easily and a dramatist who rarely fails to exasperate and never fails to intrigue.
If that fails to intrigue them your carefully crafted pitch may never be read.
I have watched the TV coverage for more than 15 years, and the spectacle, endeavour, athleticism, tactics and intrigue never fail to fascinate me.
The second half failed to match the first for intrigue and excitement until Eson kept his side in the match with a tremendous save to keep out a close-range McPake volley with 12 minutes left on the clock.
(He called the election to find Barack Obama's successor "The Unblackening"). Though the late-show genre remains heavy on easygoing laughter, any one episode of "The Nightly Show" could occasionally go for prolonged stretches without a single joke, something that intrigued some critics but failed to attract a broader audience.
David was intrigued that all these revelations failed to disturb his sleep.
