Sentence examples for most intriguing for from inspiring English sources

Her work was the most intriguing for me.

Most intriguing for me, as an American, was the difference in teaching styles from those to which I am accustomed.

It has been an eventful Six Nations championship, one of the most intriguing for a while, and a fitting climax may yet await.

The Women's Prize for Fiction, formerly the Orange prize, proved that that wasn't the case, with a wonderfully diverse list of winners; its 2013 longlist, published last week, is one of its most intriguing for years.

The late set, which began like a thunderclap and ended as an oceanic swell, was most intriguing for the contrast between its two frontmen, each a different kind of heir to the Coltrane sound.

But the book is perhaps most intriguing for its depiction of the delusion that swept the culture, and the ways financiers and bankers, wishful academics and supine regulators willfully ignored reality and in the process encouraged the epic collapse of the stock market.

The Tony Award for "most intriguing venue for downtown dance" — if such an award existed, of course — might well go to robbinschilds for "Seriously Heavy (i hurt myself hurting you)," which opened on Thursday night at the Autumn Bowl in Brooklyn.

Ironically, perhaps, the most intriguing possibility for renewed growth is for Synaptics to get back inside the iPod.

Perhaps the most intriguing evidence for a potential functional role for truncated BRCA2 mutants comes from the observation that cancer risk is affected by the location of the mutation.

The most intriguing possibility for the World Series, at least for local fans, is whether it will be the first Subway Series since 1956.

The high electrical conductivity and high specific surface area of graphene are traditionally regarded as the most intriguing features for its promise as the electrode material for supercapacitors.