Sentence examples for perhaps more intriguing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more intriguing at this point is Frankenstein's predicament.

Another, perhaps more intriguing idea has made the rounds: Mr. Bowles as a Romney appointee.

But perhaps more intriguing is her goal of becoming an advocate for the financial industry in the Capitol.

Perhaps more intriguing was the actress andrapper Eve, whose red and crystal-encrusted nails gleamed in the low lighting.

Aerogramme, another Scottish act, is perhaps more intriguing: the group combines orchestral pop with blaring guitars that suggest heavy metal.

But what is perhaps more intriguing is that adaptation has often been the area of climate change policy that has had more bipartisan support.

Perhaps even more intriguing is Nintendo's new concept of "asymmetric gameplay".

Perhaps the more intriguing results, though, concern the areas of the brain that were activated by the two different approaches.

Perhaps even more intriguing, soft lithography can work on highly irregular or rounded surfaces where photolithography is all but impossible.

But perhaps the more intriguing of the R.S.C.'s new offerings are to be found next door, in the Swan Theater.

But far beyond his continuing commercial significance, Hendrix is a particularly potent figure for our time, perhaps even more intriguing in symbolic terms now than at the time of his death.