Some notes point to intriguing works by obscure scholars; others relate a cogent corporate example.
Curtis seems drawn to intriguing chancers who have had a disproportionate effect on world events.
The Beaux-Arts building lends itself to intriguing, odd-shaped nooks and crannies, connected by marble corridors with vaulted ceilings.
They were treated to intriguing stray details, like one about a famous photo of President Kennedy feeding sugar cubes to a horse.
Brazilian scientists in America will often alert their old classmates in São Paulo to intriguing research being done at the lab down the hall.
As with massively multiplayer games such as World of Warcraft (where many a husband or wife has discovered that their spouse has married an onscreen elf), this will doubtless lead to intriguing social conundrums.
Mr. O'Day blends cramped jabs with freer stage-covering travel to intriguing effect in choreography danced by Mr. Ritter and Ms. Riggins, who almost steals the show in one fierce solo.
