Sentence examples for intriguing that from inspiring English sources

How intriguing that, not long after he wrote it, Silverberg retired from writing for five years.

While intriguing, that could obviously mean anything.

It's intriguing that you mention the "true natures" of voices.

So intriguing that a new name, and related marketing plan, was born.

It's intriguing that during the Depression, Hollywood had its biggest ever success.

It is intriguing that Federer, the longstanding No. 1, is now the underdog.

Now old clothes are considered so intriguing that they are put on display in museums.

"It is intriguing that the Open Championship was our first and our only.

It is intriguing that the government has shown sympathy towards Liu.

And it's intriguing that both drew upon mundane images of domesticity.

Updated at 2.23pm BST 2.15pm BST I must say, it's intriguing that nothing's been announced yet.