Sentence examples for intriguing by from inspiring English sources

No, more intriguing by far are the over-rated books.

Still, the timing of his career resurgence is made all the more intriguing by the state of his former team.

The dance between the two executives is made more intriguing by the lack of visible tension between them.

It's an interesting concept, made more intriguing by regular hints that this might all be a virtual reality simulation, or a 'genetic memory'.

When asked, Danger Mouse entertained the idea that "The Grey Album" and "Dark Night of the Soul" were made more intriguing by the unorthodox way they were released.

This upmarket condominium is one of the most intriguing by the recent wave of global architects making their mark in Singapore.

One of the intriguing by-products of Ince's success is the way he has reversed his image as a player.

(Are they drawn to Ms. Falco or Mrs. Soprano?) She used to roam the Village and gawk at intriguing passers-by; now she avoids eye contact.

They include a breathtaking design by Jean Nouvel, a head-scratching proposal by Norman Foster and some intriguing work by younger talents who are still mostly unknown internationally.

Do read the intriguing feature by Richard Garner in the Independent on Wellington Academy, the state school sponsored by famous public school Wellington College.

This is an intriguing observation by itself, as it is known that part of the bactericidal action by Streptomycin is to permeabilize the cellular membrane [ 95, 96].