Sentence examples for intriguing quite from inspiring English sources

These results are "quite intriguing, quite promising," says neuroscientist Arnon Rosenthal, who works on therapies for Parkinson's at the biotech firm Genentech Inc. in South San Francisco.

And all four siblings look intriguing, in quite different ways, in this chamber quartet of an exhibition based on one that Marcel himself organized in Manhattan a half-century ago.

Oliver Pérez will continue to be brilliant or exasperating, and that brings us back to Pelfrey, the rotation's most intriguing member, quite possibly this season's most important Met of all.

Eric Mink of St . LouisPost-Dispatch wrote he thought the show was unusual and intriguing, yet "quite funny".

Yet what was most intriguing and quite baffling about the entire incident was the reaction of this human predator.

It is itself quite intriguing.

These findings are intriguing and potentially quite important.

"I found it quite intriguing," Mr. Day-Lewis said.

The effect of particle size on segregation tendency was quite intriguing.

Let me mention one other possibility, because it's quite intriguing.

And I found German — maybe the very challenges of German syntax — quite intriguing.