Sentence examples for increasingly intriguing from inspiring English sources

After two months of digging at the site, archaeologists have produced increasingly intriguing finds.

The two ad-hoc groups created by the judges in an earlier episode, InTENsity and the increasingly intriguing Lakoda Rayne, also advanced.

Yet the idea of a summer place on the Brooklyn waterfront proved increasingly intriguing, and in fall 2010 they bought a two-bedroom, fifth-floor apartment on Corbin Place, for which they paid $485,000.

Mr. Johnson, like a seasoned crime writer, sets the scene and then introduces a series of increasingly intriguing metaphors, each of which unveils another aspect of Q.C., as I'll call it.

Matthew Herbert is many things, among them: a label boss shepherding an increasingly intriguing roster; the producer of what might almost be described as house records - but only if the house had been designed by Frank Gehry, and the supplier of oblique beats for Bjork's Vespertine album.

In recent years, IgG4-related sclerosing disease has become an increasingly intriguing clinicopathologic entity.

The "golden country" of rolling fields and picturesque provinces; and the metropolitan landscape, full of allegedly intriguing, increasingly spilled secrets.

-- has become the center of an increasingly diverse and intriguing array of American music rooted in country with strains of folk, rock, bluegrass, rockabilly and blues.

With Mr. McGreevey pulling ahead in the polls heading into Tuesday's election, and Mr. Schundler sounding increasingly defeatist, the more intriguing contest suddenly is the one -- really, the 120 separate races -- that will determine who will serve as acting governor for a single week in January.

Tendulkar, of course, has never been most sportsmen, which is why the topic of his retirement is both so intriguing and increasingly so dispiriting.

In addition, the elite who traditionally comprised the bulk of the saffron market were now growing increasingly interested in such intriguing new arrivals as chocolate, coffee, tea, and vanilla.