Sentence examples for intriguing too from inspiring English sources
His family's story is intriguing, too.
The timing of Tesla's announcements is intriguing, too.
But he was intriguing, too, with his secret concealments and his mysterious involvements.
Though Boorstin found the epistemology of the image intriguing, too, his book was a jeremiad.
The "Women of Russian Modernism" show coming to the Guggenheim could be intriguing, too.
The British mathematician Roger Penrose's assaults on string theory in the nineties were intriguing but too intemperate and too inconclusive for the room: "Penrose didn't help his cause with his outspoken skepticism. . . .
Different groups often have similar priorities, but there are some intriguing differences, too.
In a more intriguing way, too, the movie pays homage to the best of British.
Stanford's Robin Lopez and USC's Taj Gibson are intriguing players, too.
There is an intriguing chapter, too, on what Young calls the "enduring presence of the supernatural in the British folk tradition".
