Sentences with phrase «intriguing proposition»

This makes Delta Airlines and intriguing proposition for me because of the following:
This game is actually a fairly intriguing proposition, with a rather dark and twisted back story and world behind it.
It might, of course, just be the fact that an actor of the quality of Andrea Riseborough is in talks for the role, seemingly cast against type in a hugely intriguing proposition.
As Sen. Ted Cruz mounted a bid for the presidency in 2016, a nascent, data - obsessed company presented his campaign with an intriguing proposition.
Relative to blog posts, multimedia projects are expensive, which makes them an intriguing proposition for brands that likely have bigger budgets than traditional media publishers.
What unfolds is an intriguing proposition for what the afterlife could mean for those who die too young based on the ghost stories we often tell in person or in books and movies.
A chana masala burger does sound like an intriguing proposition, doesn't it?
This is an intriguing proposition.
In his article on taming wild animals, Henry Nicholls presents geneticist Dmitry Belyaev's intriguing proposition that when our ancient ancestors...
Even if Widows wasn't being directed by Steve McQueen of 12 Years A Slave and Shame fame, it would still be an intriguing proposition thanks to its outstanding cast.
To the film's benefit, it doesn't waste any time, jumping right into the premise with Murray (Woody Allen), a rare book dealer whose business is going kaput, presenting his friend and florist Fioravante (Turturro) an intriguing proposition: Murray's dermatologist (Sharon Stone) is looking for someone to participate in a threesome along with her curvaceous, bodacious best friend Selima (Sofia Vergara), and she's willing to pay $ 1000.
A soapy wartime yarn elevated by a handsome production and some strong performances, Suite Française can not, by definition, capture what makes Irène Némirovsky's source novel such an intriguing proposition.
This new C3 is an intriguing proposition.
The Audi SQ7 is an intriguing proposition.
What makes it the Cadillac CT6 even more of an intriguing proposition is the fact it's substantially cheaper than many of its rivals, with a price you'd expect to find on a premium mid-sized sedan rather than something targeted at the luxury market.
The full - size Nissan Armada is an intriguing proposition because, unlike its predecessor, it's actually not based on a truck.
At a glance, the ELR coupe is an intriguing proposition if you're looking to make a fashion statement while reducing your environmental footprint.
As far as becoming your own publisher, I agree that is an intriguing proposition.
What made Flower such an intriguing proposition, and gained it a place in this list, is its lack of traditional game design tropes — the near complete lack of challenge forcing critics to re-evaluate the definition of the term «videogame».
It's definitely an intriguing proposition.
It's an intriguing proposition, and one which may help to bring urban farming and backyard farming out from under the Portlandia hipster umbrella and put it back in the forefront of conversations about sustainability and food systems.
Still, with its advanced capabilities, Lighthouse presents an intriguing proposition for families who want oversight on goings - on in their homes.
Vizio's P - Series displays offer an intriguing proposition.
We still aren't quite sure what this means, and which apps might be candidates for a clean conversion without limitations, but it's an intriguing proposition.
For the rest of us, the P7 Wireless are both an intriguing proposition and a harbinger of what's to come from the headphone industry.
On paper the Grand S is an intriguing proposition packing a full HD 5 - inch display, 1.7 GHz quad - core processor, 2 GB of RAM, 13MP camera, 4G connectivity and Android Jelly Bean into a chassis which is just 6.9 mm thick.
Shrugging off the lavish pedigree of their brethren, the middle - class Edition S ($ 250) are an intriguing proposition.
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