"It's intriguing in 2003.
Understanding the attitudes and practices of Egyptians when it comes to sex is intriguing in itself.
"The Caveman's Valentine" works as everything but a mystery, yet it is intriguing in a number of ways.
The film is almost impossible to engage with, but some of the video clips are intriguing in their own right.
This is intriguing in its own right — I've been trying to figure out whether I'm a "physical" or "thematic" thinker.
The resulting program is intriguing in part because it breaks with one of the long-standing metaphors in the computing world: the file.
This is the sort of discussion that may be intriguing in an air-conditioned classroom, but seems absolutely incomprehensible at dusk near a marsh.
The Canadian audience's positive reaction to the the picture's pro-Castro -- which is to say, somewhat anti-American -- attitude was intriguing in light of recent events.
Her remark is intriguing in that during 1928-30 the Woolfs chose to publish three volumes of Jeffers's poetry at Hogarth Press.
They are intriguing in several ways, not least for the complete absence of any affordable homes, even at the expensive end of the "affordable" spectrum.
