Sentence examples for intriguing lines from inspiring English sources
Warhol's intriguing lines were derived from (and probably an imitation of) the works of Ben Shahn and Leonard Baskin, who were well known among artists at the time.
The second, "Italuba II," is athletic, sentimental and modern, with complex rhythmic latticework and some intriguing lines; aside from Mr. Hernandez's hard and impressive performance, the young trumpeter Amik Guerra stands out as a musician to watch.
Meanwhile red-eyed Babette is described, in one of the book's rare intriguing lines, as looking "like a room where someone has thrown out all the flowers while you were gone: a change in the interior you don't even notice at first, not until you see the stems sticking out of the garbage".
And now, a look at some of the more intriguing lines of Tuesday night's episode.
Confirmed correlation of the relatively small and relatively large aromatic units from the macromolecular material with presolar and Solar System stable isotope ratios, respectively, suggests intriguing lines of further investigation.
Although this may be partly attributed to carcinogenic factors in the lifestyles of modern humans and differences in life expectancy, there are many intriguing lines of evidence to suggest that another overwhelming factor is the presence of susceptibility genes in human [ 8, 42- 47].
It's a big, intriguing line-up.
And it started with that intriguing line: "Sing, goddess, of the terrible rage of Achilles".
This would be an intriguing line of inquiry, except that the new No. 2 trains are manufactured by a Canadian company called Bombardier.
Curiously, the strongest argument for the defense and the most intriguing line of historical inquiry both arise from the voluntary nature of Lincoln's proposal to African-Americans.
Perhaps it's his cheerleading skills: Jozy Altidore (Sunderland) Clint Dempsey (Seattle) Aron Johannsson (AZ Alkmaar) Chris Wondolowski (San Jose) Omitted from the 30: Terrence Boyd (Rapid Vienna) Again, this is an intriguing line-up.
