Sentence examples for getting more intriguing from inspiring English sources
If anything, they're getting more intriguing as they go on: an object lesson in the value of allowing things to progress at their own pace.
It starts slowly, as Bethesda games often do, before pulling you along to really cool, unlikely places that get more intriguing as you discover more of them.
The next steps will involve getting more data on these two intriguing objects as well as extending the analysis to other surveys to look for more direct collapse black hole candidates.
Nevertheless, the Nets know their cross-river rivalry with the Knicks is about to get significantly more intriguing.
This election race may be about to get even more intriguing.
The purely voluntary and pooled nature of the service is undoubtedly left-field, and when you consider who founded the social micro-payments site — Peter Sunde, co-founder and (now) ex-spokesperson of the Pirate Bay, no less — things get even more intriguing.
Nessa and Ephra's relationship gets odder and more intriguing with that weird bonding moment at their lowest ebb.
What I got was far more intriguing - a black page with an arrow pointing downwards and the message: "HELL.COM is a private parallel web.
An individual's biometric statistics — call them small data — could get a lot more intriguing and useful for everyone if they were pooled into giant vats of data from thousands or even millions of people.
