Sentence examples for intriguing what from inspiring English sources
Though the concept is intriguing, what really matters is the superb quality of the performances.
While the question of veracity is intriguing, what is more important is that Galloway remains a brilliant writer, capturing mood and character, time and place, with seeming effortlessness.
But on another, it's intriguing: what is it about Swift's music that causes it to be singled out in this way?
Not that the two forms produce identical results, which is why the comparison was intriguing: what as operas the plays lost in psychological sublety and argumentative content, they gained in emotional force.That was especially true in a powerful revival of the Royal Opera's 1996 production of "Don Carlos", conducted by Bernard Haitink, in superb form despite recent heart surgery.
Her slight new volume — on "grandparenthood as a developmental phase," as she puts it — mines deep veins: what makes a house a home, what happens when a control freak opens her door to toddlers and, more intriguing, what happens when the family she's written about for decades squirms under Mom's klieg lights.
Though this way of playing is very intriguing, what caught my attention is his answer to the question: "If you could invite three people to dinner, who would it be?" He says: "Michael Johnson, David Attenborough and Don Henley".
On the night last spring's finals combatants played an intriguing what-if game at Madison Square Garden, when Patrick Ewing got the better of Tim Duncan and David Robinson, when the San Antonio Spurs were in the final countdown to the heroic return of Sean Elliott, the N.B.A. was still peddling a wonderful player, but one who has yet to grace a playoff game.
It's an intriguing idea – what did you mean?
"He called it 'an interesting amalgam' — not quite jazz, but intriguing for what it is".
Most intriguing is what Messenger will find when it peers into craters near Mercury's poles.
Now there is a new, more intriguing question: What will his role be?
