Sentence examples for is intriguing enough from inspiring English sources

The referee Nigel Owens, a 39-year-old Welshman, is intriguing enough.

As a premise, it's not bad, and the first hour is intriguing enough as the malnourished scenario is laid out for us.

Still, the concept is intriguing enough that at least one major Manhattan company, Prudential Douglas Elliman, is considering opening an auction division.

But the report from John McLaren, a respected adviser to both previous Scottish governments and the UK Treasury, is intriguing enough to give pause.

The neatly drawn cast of spies, journalists and politicians orbit each other with compelling stealth, and, while the thrills are low-key – significantly, there are no deaths – the network of relationships is intriguing enough to generate momentum.

But the prospect of trading for Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder John Vander Wal is intriguing enough that the Mets have told the Pirates they may part with Rusch for him.

The team's opening case, seen last week, was intriguing enough.

Just pick something pleasant and white-wine friendly, because what will be in the glass will be intriguing enough.

Singh won the contest, and Patel was intriguing enough to also be invited to Southern California in May.

Robert Tobias, the board's director of assessment, said that anomaly had been intriguing enough to merit a closer look.

But some experts say the results are intriguing enough that Olympic testing could be updated to include that possibility.