Sentence examples for sort of intriguing from inspiring English sources
The real estate market in Cuzco, they note, is sort of intriguing.
It was all sort of intriguing in a sort of guilt-free way".
Really not my thing, but sort of intriguing: masculine yet funky, fanciful yet brooding.
"The fact I didn't do that well made it sort of intriguing to me," he said.
Nudists had been advised to visit because of the region's 'lax' rules There's something sort of intriguing about seeing a tattoo come to life and wreak bloody havoc on the body it's inked on.
I went to the Theater at Madison Square Garden production of "A Christmas Carol" (running through Dec. 31) because the idea of Frank Langella as Scrooge was sort of intriguing.
Mr. Triangelo said they found all sorts of intriguing treasures, but no ghosts.
The film touches lightly upon all sorts of intriguing ideas – from the dangers of idealising your partner to the adolescent sexism of so much male writing.
Moreover, the tax system is intensely complicated, governed as it is by about 1,000 separate, and often conflicting, laws.Private, but unchangedThese laws provide all sorts of intriguing loopholes.
That July would be miserable was foretold by Stephen Fybish, an Upper West Sider who assiduously tracks weather statistics and sometimes divines all sorts of intriguing, even ominous, patterns from them.
Dr. Wood, who was not involved in the original research, said the one fairly complete Flores skeleton and other fragments have got "all sorts of intriguing morphology" that distinguishes the individuals from modern humans.
