Sentence examples for intriguing enough that from inspiring English sources

Yi is just about endearing enough, and intriguing enough, that we're glad to make the acquaintance.

But some experts say the results are intriguing enough that Olympic testing could be updated to include that possibility.

Still, the concept is intriguing enough that at least one major Manhattan company, Prudential Douglas Elliman, is considering opening an auction division.

So far, though, the actors have made this intriguing enough that the show has been worth keeping up with, Ms. Boone managing to be alternately vulnerable and annoyed, while Mr. Spader does his cryptic thing.

Still, their efforts are intriguing enough that ABC devoted a prime-time slot this season to "American Inventor," a reality show that bills itself as a search for America's best new invention, with $1 million going to the winner.

Even if 19-year-old Nikoloz Tskitishvili and Maybyner Hilário do not develop for three years, the Nuggets are intriguing enough that they don't have to contend in the Western Conference for a while.

And if that isn't intriguing enough, how about some of the praise it received when it came out?

The idea of following the adventures of a boy Bond seemed intriguing enough, it was just that Higson had made such a pig's ear out of "updating" Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) for television, and, more importantly, had once written a column in which he claimed that a bay leaf adds nothing to the flavour of spaghetti bolognese.

Plot twists like that one are certainly intriguing enough to captivate readers.

And if that doesn't sound intriguing enough, there's more.

We knew we had to answer that question and still leave an intriguing enough dilemma at the end of the show to bring viewers back for the third and final part.