Sentence examples for less than intriguing from inspiring English sources
It's never less than intriguing, and certainly unique, but Take Her Up to Monto is diverting rather than stunning.
Still, listening to Radiohead try is never less than intriguing; after all, their peers aren't trying at all.
And while none of these small winemaking scenes have the scale to be the next big thing, the wines they make are, as the guys at Indigo say of Suertes del Marques, rarely less than intriguing.
Born to be Blue is a curious mixture of fact and fiction, cliche and originality, style and emotion – it never truly soars but by throwing the ingredients of Baker's life together and producing something different, it's never less than intriguing.
The first episode of this new drama takes a riskily long time to begin to reveal its mysteries but it's never less than intriguing and, given that it's the handiwork of Matrix creators Andy and Lana Wachowski, fans of mysterious, portentous sci-fi drama will feel inclined to trust that persistence will be rewarded.
This was often frustrating but never less than intriguing, a game of swinging fortunes in which a Leicester side that were, as promised, largely unfamiliar – they made eight changes to their starting XI, one more than Spurs – initially seemed likely to be outplayed but were ultimately unfortunate to be denied victory.
Or, to propose only one alternative, is it a meditation on ultimate beginnings and endings that frames an autobiographical rendering of middle-class life in postwar Waco, Tex.? The discomfort that I most commonly heard expressed about this film — and which, to some extent, I share, though I find it less bothersome than intriguing — has to do with how the parts fit together.
As often the responses are less boiler-plate than intriguing.
Whether the structure could ever become practically useful remains an intriguing though less-than-revolutionary question.
Others, though, may find the product less intriguing than the premise.
