Sentence examples for too intriguing from inspiring English sources
But the benefits were too intriguing.
But the music was too intriguing.
Not too sexual, though, or too intriguing.
It was just too intriguing to resist.
"Too intriguing not to get involved".
But the idea of a talk show proved too intriguing.
The two outliers, too, are intriguing: North Dakota and Vermont.
But in northern England too, an intriguing night awaits.
Hearing no sound in our section -- what was happening on the floor was too morbidly intriguing to merit noise -- two of these young men frown in disgust and move on to the next section.
But there are tender offerings, too: an intriguing track about the temptations of beauty ("a harlot [who] will lie for any two-bit artist"), and a swooning ode to life on this earth, Not Perfect.
"Helm has a great eye for detail and the minutiae of domestic chaos... [such as] the au pair covering the attorney general's report in icing sugar," Sarah Hemming acknowledges in the FT. "The play is peppered too with intriguing nuggets of information: Tony will only play tennis with his coach, for example".
