Sentence examples for intriguing to think of from inspiring English sources

It's intriguing to think of individual developers using Google's systems to reach billions of people, or the number-crunching of supercomputers lashed together from Google's cloud.

But, given the high expectations that the Mooc movement will democratise education, it's intriguing to think of the barrier-breaking impact it may have on seemingly 'specialist' arts subjects like classical music.

From an entrepreneurial point of view it is intriguing to think of what more might come from these new business models when they are applied to buildings because the value of elements and resources to be recuperated after a certain life-span might be impressive.

It's intriguing to think that each of the 26 lakes that make up this region was once an opencast mine.

In particular, I'm referring to a trio of recent movies — "Inglourious Basterds," "The Baader Meinhof Complex," and Joel and Ethan Coen's "A Serious Man" — which, I think, are emotionally stunted and formally undemanding, yet are intriguing to think about because of the issues they raise.

It's intriguing to think that this, one of the most common words of everyday Hindi, might have come to us from Arab traders, soldiers or conquerors nearly a millennium ago.

It's intriguing to think about converting all of this to a cash payment that would instantly lift everyone in poverty up to the middle class.

But it is intriguing to think that at the heart of writing about theatre, there is this strange void in language that means we can't ever say what we've seen.

It is intriguing to think that in this type of tumour, onco-miR-21-induced cellular senescence might slow down the disease progression, as by now hyperoncogenic-signalling-induced senescence has been shown to be a tumour suppressor mechanism in vivo in mouse models.

The signaling implications of this arrangement remain unclear, but it is intriguing to think that ligand binding in the middle of the sandwich could result in CheA activation in both baseplates, facilitating amplification.

It's also intriguing to think that what happens this week will be remembered three quarters of a century later.