Sentence examples for to be intriguing from inspiring English sources
The aim is, rather, to be intriguing, suggestive, and spooky.
Either way, his excursion into English-language film-making is bound to be intriguing.
Sixty-Four Minutes With Rebecka, written by the 51-year-old Bergman, promises to be intriguing.
No idea what that means, but it's bound to be intriguing.
Eagle was judged to be "intriguing", "distinctive", "alien" and more "bitter".
He found my broaching the notion of corporate patriotism and citizenship to be intriguing but ambiguous.
It's going to be intriguing to see how those votes get turned around as we move through the competition.
This is a relatively new dynamic and "it's going to be intriguing to see how it plays out," he said.
There's an enticing density of texture to the music, and Mercer's bleak lyrics are too obscure not to be intriguing.
Had Sonic Youth not ended the way it did, Gordon's creation myth was always going to be intriguing.
The ancestral eukaryote, sans mitochondria, was, it seems, a Lokiarchaeote.Moreover, the Lokiarchaeota themselves turn out to be intriguing creatures.
