Sentence examples for intriguing reference from inspiring English sources

And there was also an intriguing reference to Kate Hoey MP.

Similarly, Mr. Morrissey said the archives made "for a really intriguing reference set".

The intriguing reference to Lively's daughter, now living in the gardener's cottage, frustrates rather than satisfies our curiosity.

One intriguing reference appears to indicate that al-Zawahiri initially sought shelter in Pakistan's cities as did many other senior leaders.

There is an intriguing reference to the Queen's civil list expenditure listed under the "central exchequer" which appears separate from the Treasury's accounts and yields only one figure of £9.6m – £1.7m higher than the annual allowance – but without any context to explain its significance.

The most intriguing reference is the one the song is named for—"Garoto Nacional".

And there are plenty of intriguing references to intrusive surveillance and technical operations.

But Mrs. Dupree, now 74, was already a legend long before chunks of her eloquent prose -- with its intriguing references to the "Greco-Bactrian confusion" and "the obstreperous worshipers of Zoroaster" -- were quoted verbatim on a Manhattan stage.

Schubert's intriguing references to Death as a character in his songs inspired Lang to write his own music to what Death speaks, a music that  strays very close to an elegantly unbending melodic line.

This world was populated with characters out of Rider Haggard and John Buchan: music hall artistes enrolled in the "Legion of Frontiersmen"; adventurers disgracing themselves in the "lowest haunts in Elizabethville"; an intriguing, fleeting reference to two of the few women to get a mention, "Calamity Kate" and "Hellfire Jane", the resident nurses in Zomba, the capital of Nyasaland (now Malawi).

A lot of intriguing musical reference points have been thrown at singer-songwriter Marina Diamandis: her backing group the Diamonds, like ­Florence's ­Machine, don't actually exist.