Sentence examples for was too intriguing from inspiring English sources

But the music was too intriguing.

"But the idea of being on a boat for a wedding was too intriguing".

The vegetarian sauté was in its own little box on the menu, and it was too intriguing to pass up.

It turned out that watching a foreigner draw was too intriguing for the onlookers, despite the threat of a clip round the ear.

"In fact, I almost never even read blogs, much less write them, but my friend Arianna Huffington's invitation to contribute to huffingtonpost.com was too intriguing to turn down".

But the benefits were too intriguing.

And while the murder investigation is stark and unrelenting, relationships change, and buried secrets are revealed in ways that are too intriguing to set aside.

Looking at the eventual shortlist it's tempting to say that the bookies' suggestions were too intriguing for their own good.

I'm a big fan of Groskop's journalism and the premise of this memoir – an amateur does 100 standup gigs in 100 days – is too intriguing to resist.

But his history with the legendary Jackson family is too intriguing to leave it there.

But it's too intriguing and fresh before that for me to dismiss it entirely.