Sentence examples for the intriguing one from inspiring English sources

There are a handful of zines, including the intriguing One Dollar Stories.

This is the frustrating part, and also the intriguing one: contemporary art, like science, moves forward through experimentation.

All around the world there were stories that I injected into Glasgow, not so much the gory ones, more the intriguing ones that tell you a lot about human nature.

But culling through her shortlist of tweets, perhaps the most intriguing one was this one, written late Tuesday night: "There will be such a wonderful surprise for all the fans in newport.

Condition b is the most intriguing one because of the apparently conflicting literature on the roles of phosphoproteins in the inhibition and nucleation of calcium phosphate precipitation.

The most intriguing one involved the illumination of interstellar material by a neutron-star or black-hole remnant of the initial explosion.

Of course it's – on one of its levels – a murder story, so I will not do anything so crass as to reveal the identity of the murderer; but the identity of the author – which lay hidden for more than 30 years after publication – is in some ways the central mystery, and the more intriguing one.

Q. I've heard a number of versions of the origins of chop suey, but the most intriguing one involves a visit by a Chinese statesman to New York City in the closing years of the 19th century.

But the third point, in many ways, is the most intriguing one.

Hundreds of millions?" It was here that Roberts made one of his few comments, and certainly the most intriguing one -- asking Verrilli whether, if the government prevails, a future administration might not use the same leeway to take subsidies away from states with federally run exchanges.

The most intriguing one revolved around Jobs' comment about Apple finally "cracking" the television market.