Sentence examples for strangely intriguing from inspiring English sources
All sorts of meaningless yet strangely intriguing stuff is going on at the state level these days.
The truth: A demitasse of ebullience plus a soupcon of sorrow make Sliimy a strangely intriguing figure.
Yet "The Trials of Ted Haggard," a documentary by Alexandra Pelosi that will be shown on HBO on Thursday, is strangely intriguing.
American Genius, A Comedy by Lynne Tillman 292pp, Soft Skull Press, £9.99 "I'm often distracted from the things I must do," says the narrator of Lynne Tillman's exasperating yet strangely intriguing new novel.
The opening intro that featured that iconic and horrifying theme by Danny Elfman both scared the crap out of me and was still strangely intriguing.
But I found it strangely intriguing that these kids had found all these one-off bands from Queens to be these arcane entities.
It's an intriguing, if strangely old-fashioned, idea.
The new songs are weightless, ethereal, strangely transportive affairs with intriguing themes.
Strange afternoon, strangely wonderful.
The effect is intriguing: this is a strangely timeless set that echoes everything from early New Orleans jazz to brassy atmospheric passages or the quirky charm of a great Talking Heads song.
Most intriguing conceptually in this vein are Doug Rickard's strangely blurry and bleached, high-angle pictures of decrepit urban and suburban neighborhoods indentified with high poverty and crime rates.
