Sentence examples for intriguing now from inspiring English sources

All of which is still true, and a lot less inherently intriguing now.

And so are many intriguing, now forgotten artists, several of them women, including Dreier.

What makes Carrey frustrated but so intriguing now is the trouble he has had fighting optimism and its opposite.

It will be intriguing now to see how Balls chooses to use his new fame with – and apparent fondness from – the UK population.

Yet none of those moments seem quite as intriguing now as Hamman's new career at a club which, in April, lost its football league status after 106 successive years.

What's odd about the "barbarism" he's thinking about – although the very use of the word "culture" is intriguing now that Isis has determined that "culture" is a sin after the Tunis museum massacre – is that these "practices" are already forbidden by Canadian law.

More intriguing for now is Stan Beeman.

The most intriguing theory now in circulation is that the vessel may have been used around the time of the Revolutionary War as a troop carrier of some sort.

What is emerging in Bulgaria, as elsewhere, is a recognition that many of the most intriguing stories now have international links.

This is the most famous example of the intriguing and now defunct prewar genre of "comedy of remarriage", the subject of an equally interesting study by film theorist Stanley Cavell called Pursuits Of Happiness.

We saw him do battle with the Doctor in the first episode of the new series of Doctor Who before an intriguing departure, now actor Peter Ferdinando says that he would like to return to the show as the dastardly "Half-Face Man".