Sentence examples for far more intriguing from inspiring English sources

It is actually something far more intriguing.

The truth turns out to be far more intriguing.

("He has a secret" makes for a far more intriguing proposition than "He has a bicycle").

What's on the plate and in the glass are far more intriguing.

"The Pick-Up Artist" is intriguing — far more intriguing than its tawdry subject might suggest.

His face is a far more intriguing spectacle than the capers around him.

The facts, as concern the story's racial elements, are far more intriguing than the fiction.

But the other – darker, danker, dirtier and otherwise depressing – was far more intriguing.

Far more intriguing is the current theory that they were underground temples where the Orphic rites were performed.

In the process of figuring out the solution, he chanced upon a potentially far more intriguing application for his research.

But from the bluff that juts out into the bay the view is equally idyllic and far more intriguing.