Sentence examples for sharply intriguing from inspiring English sources
Grace McCleen's The Land of Decoration (Chatto & Windus) is both sinister and sharply intriguing, with a completely convincing 11-year-old narrator caught in fundamentalism, school persecution and the edge of the miraculous.
We've had plenty of such theatrical low-life odysseys before, but the most intriguing thing about Jack Thorne's sharply written monologue is that it is a young, white woman who is at its centre.
The absence of homing endonuclease genes in almost all Floydiella group I introns is particularly intriguing, as this observation contrasts sharply with the higher proportion of mobile group I introns in other chlorophycean genomes.
It is intriguing that, in this DR regime, crystallinity increases quite sharply as the film is extended, despite the fact that molecular orientation does not appear to be increasing.
The plot points aren't as sharply defined as in a Hollywood film, and that's partly what makes this one intriguing... if you're willing to go along with it.
Mitochondrial genomes of plants are evolutionarily intriguing because of their highly conserved genic content and slow rates of genic evolution [ 11– 13], features which contrast sharply with their highly labile genomic structure, genome size, DNA repair mechanisms and recombination induced by different types and origins of repeated sequences.
What may be more intriguing about the Greenpeace report, ussued on Tuesday, is a tangential finding: according to Greenpeace's research director, Kert Davies, ExxonMobil has sharply reduced its funding for groups that dispute that global warming is under way.
There is one intriguing titbit in the figures that will be worth watching in the coming month – sales of jewellery and watches rose sharply in July, making it the best performing retail category.
