Sentence examples for something more intriguing from inspiring English sources

"But I was looking for something more intriguing and meaningful".

But listeners expecting a melancholy ode got something more intriguing: a resentful romp.

Are they just a bunch of posh art-school kids taking the piss, or is there something more intriguing to their saccharine happy hardcore-meets-pop creations?

But a closer look at the accumulating research on sitting reveals something more intriguing, and disturbing: the health hazards of sitting for long stretches are significant even for people who are quite active when they're not sitting down.

The new space brought "something unique and something more intriguing" and a "sort of European flair" not found in ordinary office space, according to Patti Councill, communications manager for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, the chain's parent company.

The presence of harmonies that sound like a stoned Swingle Singers and Green Garden's unlikely subject matter might suggest there's something more intriguing about Mvula than the advance publicity implies.

"I realised there was something exceptional in his makeup, that his personality was able to convert his trade as itinerant performer into something far more intriguing," as he put it.

Only when a gifted few challenged this showbiz assumption did the notion of progress, of career development, shift from the purely commercial towards something more artistically intriguing.

It is actually something far more intriguing.

But it has become something much more intriguing.

And something even more intriguing was happening in the pACC.