Sentence examples for intriguing leading from inspiring English sources

Om Malik puts the Om in GigaOM so when he says, "The deal's big sticker price is intriguing — leading me to believe that Microsoft wants to pull an Xbox on its mobile phone business," I hit the lever on my office chair that makes it so it stays in the upright position, allowing me to give those words my full attention.

Recent evidence of a relationship between filoviruses and avian retroviruses (15, 16 ) is intriguing, leading to the question of which major taxon is the most likely candidate for the filovirus reservoirs.

The asymmetrical statistical distribution of parity of nuclear levels at low energies poses an intriguing problem leading to larger uncertainties in the calculated values of cross-sections.

A Mountain Meets Its Match Everything at the Mount Washington Hotel was designed on a grand scale, and the vast lobby had 18 more white columns, an enormous staircase, a granite fireplace big enough for a person carrying firewood to walk into, and all sorts of intriguing rooms leading from it that we were eager to explore.

Protein materials constitute Nature's most intriguing material concepts, leading to multi-functional and stimuli responsive materials.

The list goes on … The buzz: "Smart gags … winning delivery … very intriguing prospect," says leading comedy website Chortle.

Recent empirical and rational design experiments are beginning to chart this potential new territory in coiled-coil space, leading to intriguing new structures, and possibilities for functionalisation and applications.

There is a whiff of madness, too, but after a few hours in the company of the man leading this intriguing Silicon Valley startup, one begins to wonder if it is the rest of the world that is insane.

Developers are starting to test the hardware, especially the PS4 and Xbox One, leading to intriguing advances in areas such as physics, visual effects and artificial intelligence (advances that mean the PS3 and Xbox 360 are gradually being left out of release plans).

5 Malignant transformation of EMs has always been the research focus due to its intriguing relationship with the leading gynecologic malignancy, ovarian cancer.

Yet McCaw's book offers an intriguing and unflinching insight into leading the All Blacks in a home World Cup and helps explain why it felt as if he had "spent four years in a tunnel".