Sentence examples for intensely intriguing from inspiring English sources

And I suspect that many young artists would find the work of Ms. Semmel or Harmony Hammond or Faith Ringgold, all at Guild Hall, intensely intriguing and possibly inspiring.

However, the direction of travel is not only intriguing but intensely political.

"Bernard and Doris" was intriguing, Ms. Sarandon said, because it is an intensely interior look at a relationship that people think they already know.

Even so, the pineal gland remains intriguing in its own right and is still intensely studied today, with even a whole journal dedicated to it, the Journal of Pineal Research.

It's light-bodied but intensely flavored, agile and earthy, with each sip thirst-quenching yet intriguing enough to inspire another.

But one of the more intriguing and perhaps unwelcome conclusions is that eliciting more intensely negative emotions could work in the favour of those creating content for the online market.

Quite apart from the intriguing culture of the Sami people, Lapland presents amazing natural drama: intensely beautiful fjords, inland lakes and trees and, of course, extreme contrasts with more or less sunless winters when the snow-covered world around shimmers in a haunting blue light and with bright summers of abundant wildflowers.

An intriguing lack of political consensus and informed public debate over the reforms, and an intensely fragmented polity, has scuppered attempts at key reforms - upgrading the country's archaic labour laws and eliminating non-essential subsidies, are two standout examples.