"intriguing the world" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is captivating the attention of the world. For example, "The recent discovery of alien lifeforms has been intriguing the world for the past few weeks."
Perhaps the most intriguing is the world premiere of Cloud Atlas, the much talked-about adaptation of British writer David Mitchell's novel, with a cast including Tom Hanks.
Alan Weisman's intriguing book, The World Without Us, describes the DMZ that divides North and South Korea as one of the areas with highest biodiversity in the world.
On the flip side, Alan Weisman's intriguing book, The World Without Us, describes the DMZ that divides North and South Korea as one of the areas with the highest biodiversity in the world.
India's languages, religions, dance, music, architecture, food, and customs are extraordinarily intriguing to the world, and Coldplay and Beyonce's amazingly popular video is testament to the fact that the globe is ready to embrace Indian culture in a truly special way!
He is an intriguing sidebar to the World Series, but not for any reason he embraces.
Landlocked between giants India and China, tiny Bhutan is one of the most intriguing countries in the world.
Baldwin and Grammer — he gave up on the Gunpowder Plot play, according to Mr. Cain's intriguing fancy, and the world gained many an immortal soliloquy.
The most intriguing possibility for the World Series, at least for local fans, is whether it will be the first Subway Series since 1956.
To me, it gives an intriguing glimpse into the world of the early 20th century – when my grandmother was a child in Edinburgh.
There is also the intriguing fact that the World Cup is due just a month after the likely next Russian presidential elections, when Putin may well secure himself another six years in power.
