"intriguing hope" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe a feeling of optimism, for example, "The president's remarks offered an intriguing hope for a brighter future."
There are wonderful new young Jenůfas" – hers will be the Swedish soprano Malin Byström – "and it's not such a sad transformation – I have always found the role of the Kostelnička intriguing, and hoped I would play her one day.
This line of thought is intriguing, and I hope others follow up on it.
He refused to be beaten down by the melancholy that defined his existence, and this is most accurately reflected in the movie when Harvey meets his romantic match, Joyce Brabner, played with a tart, intriguing directness by Hope Davis that's equal parts Emma Goldman and Olive Oyl -- that is, the Olive Oyl of the comics, not the screaming helpless No. 2 pencil of the cartoons.
Or the intriguing illusion of hope.
In their ad in the trades Monday, the AMPTP (studios) included an intriguing line "We hope that every concerned member of our industry will study carefully the terms of our offer [to SAG]." I noted this, and asked the AMPTP to release the offer so we could do just that.
Now, in an intriguing twist, she hopes to regain power by wooing not just Dalits but also Brahmins, arguing that the latter are newly marginalized.
Thubron goes to places most other sojourners can't — because they're not so much geographic locations as states of mind, formed from the lifelong accretion of intriguing facts, mistaken hopes, mysteries.
Minus producer Ethan Johns, this one is a little looser, a little more accessible, and – if it doesn't bear much evidence of dropping out, tuning in, mysticism or tumbleweed – as intriguing as you would hope from this reliably aloof troubadour, who, despite singing from the point of view of a horse on Warrior, is more human here too.
"This research is at a very early stage, but investigating the potential of plant chemicals to treat cancer is an intriguing area that we hope could provide clues to developing new drugs in the future".
Other blondes who make debuts tonight have neither Kate's joy nor her intriguing troubles; instead, Faith and Hope on ABC's "Hope and Faith" have lines apparently written by a sitcom computer.
