Sentence examples for was quite intriguing from inspiring English sources

The effect of particle size on segregation tendency was quite intriguing.

"Having the angles instead of the arc was quite intriguing," said Wilson, who is awaiting the results of a University of Ottawa kinesiology study on the effects of the flat-bottom V. Depending on the angle at which the fangs are cut, he said, "when a player stops, he doesn't have that 'chattering' effect".

The differences in the backgrounds of these two groups was quite intriguing.

It was quite intriguing that a typical TRS was reproducible from the third cycle as shown in Figure 4c.

John Webster, who is a solicitor specialising in planning law, said the idea of granting retrospective planning consent for the Cheltenham Banksy was "quite intriguing".

It was quite intriguing when Mahbubani shared China's main motivation over the coming years.

Let me mention one other possibility, because it's quite intriguing.

"It's quite intriguing," Robert S. Norris, a nuclear historian, said of the book.

This project is quite intriguing and I would like to know what would be the out come.

Browns 34, Bengals 24 Normally, a "battle for Ohio" in the fall of an election year is quite intriguing.

Although the connection between resveratrol and HO is quite intriguing, further research is needed to determine the exact details of how they work together to protect nerve cells.