intriguing
With more than 200 pieces, the show is intriguingly diverse.
The all-male group is intriguingly called the Suspicious Cheese Lords.
She found him intriguingly eccentric.

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Examples of intriguingly

intriguingly
Intriguingly, these data suggest that these fundamental variables are less reflected in voting preferences in non-party list countries as the election approaches.
Intriguingly, in cases with high levels of discretion there are higher incentives to deviate in the cases with infringements than in cases without infringements.
Intriguingly, this pattern of room use appears consistent through the rest of the causeway structures.
Intriguingly, several of the antigens displayed stronger post-acrosomal than acrosomal labelling.
Intriguingly, this is the same developmental pattern that emerges from children's memories of everyday events discussed earlier.
Intriguingly, the expression within the epicardium gradually fades after birth, whereas robust expression persists in the valves, which largely derive from the endocardial cushions.
Most intriguingly, however, his calculations, like his stockmarket speculations, expand proportionally as his financial hypocrisy escalates.
The editors provide an authoritative and intriguingly self-reflexive introduction.
But it is an intriguingly complex and evolving picture because the social structure of geology changed as professionalization set in.
And whether the site haunts the work or vice versa often seems intriguingly unclear.
We do not understand how dreaming comes about, how memories and concepts are so intriguingly woven to form the narrative of the dream.
Intriguingly, this brings together the authenticist worry about 'selling out' and an insistence on selling.
But more intriguingly, many of the sensory organs of widely different organisms have also evolved independently, sometimes many times over.
His approach is intriguingly reminiscent of a backpatching semantics for defining recursive values, only at the type level.
Intriguingly, all these defects taken together have been reported in the analogous structures of the human pre-eclamptic placenta.
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