The phrase "intriguing experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience that piques your interest or stirs your curiosity. For example, "Tasting new foods from different cultures was an intriguing experience that I will never forget."
It was an intriguing experience.
Sheila Moss's "Night Fishers" (2000) is a more intriguing experience.
What's more, they afforded our jaded palates a new and intriguing experience.
One of the very few women on site, and drowning rather in my standard issue XXL uniform, it was an intriguing experience.
MildGloster has been reading Young Adolf by Beryl Bainbridge: It's an intriguing experience to be back in the Bainbridge world again, it being one I find very tight, and pinched, and claustrophobic (although not negatively so).
"The opportunity to view a vintage automobile for its engineering and sculptural beauty is an intriguing experience," said Peter Mullin, chairman of the Petersen Museum, founder of an executive compensation firm and a collector who heads a museum in Oxnard, Calif., that bears his name.
"What's especially intriguing…is that people can have a very challenging experience yet afterwards they seem to be somehow psychologically refreshed by the experience.
Midnight 9) SHEIKH, BABY, SHEIKH Just past the parked Lamborghinis, the flashy Pearl Lounge Club (Doha Marriott Hotel, Ras Abu Aboud Street; 974-429-8444) is both an intriguing anthropological experience and a great place to shed unwanted cash.
A quick search of the league's web site confirmed it, and, as annual visitors to the island — I married into a timeshare — it seemed like an intriguing local experience; indeed, after paying 14 florins (about $8) for our tickets, Brad and I quickly determined we were likely the only tourists in the place.
In light of the intriguing Brazilian experience, it would be interesting to contrast the spread of the 2009 pandemic with that of seasonal influenza in Chile.
Half a century later, intriguing societal experiences have challenged the physical grid-iron design, to that of the cul-de-sac.
