Sentence examples for intriguing when from inspiring English sources

And thrillers are most intriguing when carefully planned crimes crumble into random acts of violence.

But, though the movie is marvellously intriguing when it's bookish and artificial, it becomes weak when it attempts sincerity.

The sound was least intriguing when it coalesced the most aggressively, in passages that skewed toward (admittedly loud) lounge jazz.

It's very expressive and intriguing when you look at the imagery, regardless of how it was created".

It's always intriguing when a work blurs the boundaries between the two genres, as many operas and musicals do.

The film is all the more intriguing when we begin to realise that it is not quite what it seems.

THREE articles in The Times last month raised an intriguing question: When does fairness demand that a newspaper walk down the middle in a scientific dispute, and when does responsibility demand that it take sides?

Chichakli provided colorful and intriguing responses when I questioned him about the sanctions.

Here are seven of the most intriguing – and when to use them.

The documentary becomes provocative and intriguing, though, when it arrives at recent history.

But the observation led Dr. Johnson, an assistant professor at University of Colorado, Boulder, to pose an intriguing question: When might more parasites be a good thing?