What's possibly more intriguing than the Phaeno itself, is how and why Hadid came to create a building like it.
"It's about personalities out there that are possibly more intriguing than those that have ever been out there playing," third-seeded Lindsay Davenport said after dispatching Andrea Glass, 6-2, 6-3.
Possibly more intriguing to the Iranians was work done a few years later by Mr. Hekmati while working for Kuma Games, which specializes in recreating military confrontations that enable players to participate in games based on real events.
Possibly the most intriguing rumour comes from ComicBookMovie.com, which reckons Warner is stumped by the question of what to do about Paradise Island, home to Wonder Woman, the Amazonian superheroine who will be played by Israeli actor Gal Gadot.
The third step Sachs suggests seems equally unlikely to come to pass under a Trump Administration, but it is possibly the most intriguing: Sachs advocates the reorienting of the financial system away from short-term speculation and back toward the sorts of activities that help businesses grow.
Possibly the most intriguing finding to go largely unreported was what the pollsters called "an important and often overlooked fact of American politics: African-Americans and white evangelical Christians are remarkably similar in their views about the role of religion in politics, yet they come to sharply different partisan conclusions".
Stars of that team have included Carlos Tuimavave, an 18-year-old stand-off who is the latest product of one of Auckland's most familiar rugby league families, but also possibly the most intriguing and exotic personality in the NRL in Omar Slaimankhel.
KABUL, Afghanistan — For the past few months, possibly the most intriguing poker game in Kabul has been taking place in the sprawling pink sitting room of the man at the center of one of the most public corruption scandals in the world, the near collapse of Kabul Bank.
Possibly the most intriguing aspect of what has happened is how quickly the French Football Federation has become the focus of a set of anxieties which are essentially less to do with sport than to do with national identity and ultimately the meaning of the French Republic.
And Erasmus has emerged as possibly the most intriguing figure of them all, sometimes a deliberate wombat, called slowly forth from his warren behind the stumps to pronounce, through eyelids weighed down with the burden of Truth, out, or as the case may be, not out; at others a jolly butcher, brandishing his light meter from under a capacious white coat like it's some particularly fine salami.
