Sentence examples for whatever intriguing from inspiring English sources

In other words, whatever intriguing delight 10 Cloverfield Lane was offering, it wouldn't be all-out monster mayhem for 100 minutes.

In the usual course of things, our brains pick and choose where to focus without much conscious forethought on our part – whatever seems intriguing or interesting (sparkly! tasty!) catches its interest, and away it goes.

Asked about it again Wednesday, he said, "Whatever may have been intriguing yesterday is no longer the case".

Whatever, it's an intriguing decision, which – if nothing else – kind of accentuates this emphasis on player choice, freedom and customisation.

I said to him: 'I gave you this, you have to give me a nice bottle of red wine.' He said immediately: 'No problem.'" Loftus-Cheek is an intriguing prospect, whatever the wider picture, a 6ft 4in central midfielder of considerable long-striding grace who has been at Chelsea since 2004, the same year Mourinho himself arrived, and a captain through the age groups for Chelsea and England.

You might even call those "large" and "small" secrets, but there's a case to be made that fully understanding how and when to use consumable items in an RPG is more intriguing than whatever story it's telling.

Whatever the mechanism, studies have found intriguing evidence.

In any event, a non-treatment driven effect remains intriguing and clinically relevant, whatever the cause.

The fact that the keyboard can be made to work with whatever OS sits below it is an intriguing proposition to boot — there's nothing stopping Microsoft or Apple from running with these things short of a mismatch in vision.

Just tell your friend that their zine about cloned ferrets or whatever looks like shit but is still intriguing on many levels professional publications are not.

Whatever happens, it's going to be an intriguing few months post-Wright.