Sentence examples for intriguing personalities from inspiring English sources

What remained consistent throughout television history was that a group of dynamic or complicated or intriguing personalities managed to send personal messages to the viewers".

Terry Theise, an iconoclastic importer known for championing German and Austrian rieslings along with Champagnes from small grower-producers, has long been one of the wine world's most intriguing personalities.

— Oct. 19, 2006 WASHINGTON — The invitation Gilbert Arenas once freely offered is firmly withdrawn, as is the quirky and unfiltered glimpse at one of the N.B.A.'s more intriguing personalities.

As anti-Semitism is happily not the focus, other elements of Gross's Jewish life have plenty of room to come to the fore, and he does a lovely job of sketching the intriguing personalities in his family and among his friends, in addition to the famous and infamous characters of his neighborhood: politicians, actors, boxers, gangsters.

It will give you a taste of the kind of intriguing personalities and films to be discover at the Festival.

It also delves deeply into its protagonist's complicated, intriguing personality, thanks to Emile Hirsch's smart, guileless and affecting performance.

Devey was responsible for one of the best Desert Island Discs of recent years, and is clearly a strong and intriguing personality, so it's disappointing to see her playing the role of glorified continuity announcer.

Historically, the first few days in the house are spent with the US celebs tiptoeing around the indelicate matter of whoTF the string of Hollyoaks actors, the lovers of Hollyoaks actors, the Hollyoaks cameos, the lovers of Hollyoaks cameos, the ex-LWT continuity announcers, the ex-Page 3 models with the intriguing personality combo of "sunny" and "dim" actually are.

Yet contrasting backgrounds and personalities lent their battles an intriguing personal dimension.

Mr. Patoski goes on to illustrate how clever iconography (the Cowboys' silver star logo); intriguing, elusive personalities (the quarterback Roger Staubach, Coach Tom Landry) and happy coincidence (the television show "Dallas" went on the air in the late 1970s, just as the Cowboys' on-field fortunes were soaring) combined to make Dallas — team and city — into internationally recognized brands.

IT HAS become the bestselling sensation of this year's rentrée littéraire: a book written by France's best-known contemporary playwright about its most intriguing political personality.