Sentence examples for intriguing talking from inspiring English sources

Now here's an intriguing talking head – a Lebanese man of cheery demeanour and an odd asymmetry to his gaze.

There was much more to discuss than the weather, and the most intriguing talking points away from the courts were the fallout from the men's threat to boycott the Grand Slam tournaments and Serena Williams's rematch with Justine Henin-Hardenne in the women's semifinals.

But, bottom line, just having so many galleries open on Sunday and Monday — many with intriguing talks and other events on offer — is a luxury that's nothing to sniff at.

There was some intriguing talk of staging the two plays in the Booth and the Shubert on Broadway, with the actors having to sneak out the stage doors and bolt from one theater to the other outdoors along Shubert Alley.

After seeing his intriguing talk, I concluded that in fact, there is a group of websites that my generation would actually call our establishment media over websites such as The Huffington Post and Facebook/Twitter.

One of the most intriguing things she talked about was how the body adjusts minute-to-minute to the situation around us, responding to the dynamic process of living.

Here is an intriguing documentary, with some impressive talking heads, all about the secret history of South Africa and the end of apartheid.

Still, it's intriguing that physicists are now talking about when they can say they've proved that the Higgs doesn't exist.

Rene Meulensteen is about to deliver an intriguing team-talk before a Uefa Cup first-leg match against Eintracht Frankfurt.

There may be some intriguing small talk at the school gates next time Gavin Patterson and Jeremy Darroch turn up to collect their respective kids.

She also, in an intriguing postscript, talks about self-diagnosis; some people inaccurately diagnose themselves as autistic when they would be better described as having a particular personality type.