Sentence examples for that makes it intriguing from inspiring English sources

The one important fault of "When God Talks Back," and yet the thing that makes it intriguing — makes it more than an ethnography — is its wavering attitude toward its subject.

It's the unrelatable aspect of Survivor that makes it moderately intriguing reality TV fare.

For all the complex, intricate, and stunning sculptures 3D printing can facilitate, it's the idea that the mechanism can actualize something that was once just a 2D image (digital or otherwise) that makes it such an intriguing piece of tech.

That the strain may have genetic material that makes it resistant to antibiotics, however, is intriguing, he said.

Ugrešić's writing is lithe and passionate, but maintains a strangeness and humor that make it endlessly intriguing.

There are three properties of ISG15 that make it particularly intriguing as a gene regulated by telomere length.

"But I think that makes it more intriguing".

The event will also include performances by award-winning spoken word artist LionHeart and, according to the organisers, DJ Muzz Khan "will see the night out with some Shakespearean club sounds" – that alone makes it intriguing.

You can't really put a finger on it and, in a way, I suppose that makes it even more intriguing a story".

"But it's two different observatories and two different quasars, so that makes it convincing and intriguing".

That makes it all the more intriguing that the city resists the disclosure of records of how prosecutors and investigators conducted themselves.