Sentence examples for it was intriguing that from inspiring English sources

It was intriguing that Duquette chose a pitching coach to fill the managerial seat, which is an uncommon ascension.

In contrast, Dr. Dongarra said it was intriguing that the power requirements of the new Chinese supercomputer were relatively modest — about one megawatt, according to reports from the technical conference.

It was intriguing that this coincided with accusations by George Bush and then US defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, against the station of co-operating with terrorist organisations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

At the Harvard Medical School, Dr. Diane Mathis, an expert in autoimmune diseases, said that it was intriguing that all three diseases had the changed binding sites, but that the findings were hard to interpret.

It was intriguing that he was offered the IMF job after all the humiliation of having to "turn back at the airport" in the middle of the 1976 crisis and apply for an IMF loan, and his frequent use of the phrase "sod-off day" when the Labour government finally emerged from the clutches of the fund.

Other studies have indicated that psychedelics might make you more creative, but it was intriguing that both convergent and divergent thinking improved, Prochazkova tells me.

It is intriguing that, among women, ferritin decreased its loading value whereas GGT became the most relevant variable (Table 2).

It's intriguing that during the Depression, Hollywood had its biggest ever success.

"It is intriguing that the Open Championship was our first and our only.

It is intriguing that Federer, the longstanding No. 1, is now the underdog.

It's intriguing that you mention the "true natures" of voices.