Sentence examples for naturally intriguing from inspiring English sources
Public nudity is a rare thing in our society and so it is naturally intriguing.
Three recent titles featuring a bear, though radically different in tone and feeling, allow readers to observe this naturally intriguing creature from distinct cultural points of view — French, American and Dutch.
America, we brought democracy to Iraq!" Which naturally raises an intriguing and provocative question: Did we win?
Naturally, they signed some intriguing young prospects (Youssef Aït Bennasser and Jorge Serrano), but their main focus was on signing players with experience who could address holes in the squad.
The result naturally leads to the intriguing possibility of whether the growth of BSMO films on a substrate with a larger lattice parameter than STO may further weaken the AFM interactions and strengthen FM ones.
This novel antioxidant offers an intriguing solution for naturally derived antioxidants and will have great potential application as antioxidant in food industry.
He noted that the albums "share some intriguing affinities" commenting: "Naturally there's the valorization of powerful, agile singing; there are explicit expressions of gratitude, amid an implicit air of conquest.
Although most cells possess the basic RNAi core machinery, some cell types have the intriguing ability to naturally take up exogenous dsRNA and use it to initiate RNAi silencing [ 22, 23, 40- 42].
As Foxp3 is currently thought to be one of the best markers for naturally occurring Tregs (nTregs), it is intriguing to explore the nature of this abnormally increased cell entity in UNOL patients.
32, 33 Nevertheless, with regard to the B T collaboration required for IgG production, it is intriguing that p61 80, a naturally processed immunodominant AQP4 T-cell determinant, also represents a target for pathogenic AQP4-specific antibodies.
Dislike of Athens was as much a factor in the outbreak of war as the intriguing of Mausolus, which Demosthenes (naturally) stressed in his search for an outside scapegoat.
