Sentence examples for more intriguing if from inspiring English sources
Another challenge is that some of the more intriguing if little-known churches are unaccustomed to accommodating tourists.
This would be more intriguing if Virginia weren't such an insistent cliché, the white girl who wants to be funky.
But a more intriguing, if less noticed, argument was that traditional family values were stronger in Asia than in America and Europe, and that this partly accounted for Asia's economic success.
Lindsay Posner's revival has one or two mannered moments, and perhaps it would be more intriguing if there were doubt about the innocence of Charlie Rowe's fresh-faced Ronnie.
So Great a Crime would be more intriguing if the audience were left in more doubt and if Stuart McGugan's stolid MacDonald had some moments of ambivalence, rather than seeming almost unquestionably decent.
But to watch real people — from the disheveled to the dignified, from the public urinator to the drug dealer — meet the justice system head-on is more intriguing, if not as entertaining, as watching actors plead not guilty to the murder of their psychiatrist or second cousin or former lover or, more likely, all of the above.
Even more intriguing-, if the subunits of the receptor are allowed to move in the model, the effect of the anesthetic on the ion channel pore may become apparent.
The Knicks' most important summer in a decade just became infinitely more intriguing, even if no one would directly acknowledge it.
Which might lead to two more intriguing questions: if it is possible to convert a brain-damaged psychopath into an upstanding citizen, might it also be possible to take ordinary humans, foibles and all, and transform them into moral exemplars?
Johnny Knox (CHI) vs. Malcom Floyd (SD) — Knox is much more intriguing option if Roy Williams sits, but otherwise he'll be stuck in the rotation and the matchup against the Saints isn't the friendliest.
The Orioles' Ventura initiative is more intriguing because if they sign him, Cal Ripken Jr. -- who in 1997 switched from a permanent spot at shortstop to third base -- would move to first base.
