Infinitive complement

• note: If so, it is intriguing to note that the standpoints in these two photographs vary only slightly.

• see: It was intriguing to see those lovely boxes wearing the old style Jaguar logo.

Modifies a noun

• plaything: Busy babies will enjoy reaching for the intriguing playthings hanging from the three-dimensional Whoozit® Gym to Go.

• glimpse: Human burials from the site have provided some of the most intriguing glimpses into medieval life.

• blend: Derry is developing as a cosmopolitan city, and its intriguing blend of ancient and modern is encouraging tourists to visit.

• mystery: The identity of the young woman in the coffin, and how she came by such a splendid garment, remains an intriguing mystery.

• insight: His earliest memory offers an intriguing insight into his early life.

• possibility: This leaves an intriguing possibility open to Mr Brown.

Modifying Another Word

• endlessly: Afghanistan itself is an amazing and endlessly intriguing place, fascinating to experience.

• wonderfully: It is a gripping epic, set in a wonderfully intriguing world ( or rather worlds ).

• equally: A book in the same series asked the equally intriguing question ' What does the Bible say about The Full Monty?

• particularly: A particularly intriguing internship can make your CV stand out from the crowd.

• rather: I found the idea of this event rather intriguing, but never had any intention of taking part.

• absolutely: Join us for an absolutely intriguing look into how women are forced to survive in corporate life.

Used with adjective complement

• sound: The free sampler he brought along tonight sounds most intriguing.

• seem: The morning session I attended Rethinking Democracy: Parties, Pressure Groups and Public Engagement seemed intriguing.

• find: What aspects of Japanese culture do you find intriguing?

• remain: Young wrote this brief account many years later, so we may never know what really happened, but the reference remains intriguing.

• look: For the seven children playing in southern Iraq, the shiny object looked intriguing.

• become: Sam, Eric, and Alcide are rapidly becoming as intriguing as Ranger and Joe or Jean Claude and Asher.