There's nothing more tantalizing than the road not yet driven.
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And this sample is much more tantalizing than the first one.
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And the advent of Crispr offers an even more tantalizing possibility.
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While imperfect, their five-year relationship represents a more tantalizing existence.
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The fact that it doesn't exist makes it all the more tantalizing.
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JON CARAMANICA A blur can be more tantalizing than something fully legible.
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Here's one more tantalizing strategic reason for Disney to do the Netflix deal.
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Is there any more tantalizing headline than "Scientists Discover a Cure for Cancer"?
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Now, a new finding from old data makes that mission even more tantalizing.
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Plus this discovery just makes the Proxima Centauri system even more tantalizing to researchers.
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And that means that the more tantalizing explanation — alien involvement — is definitely not the cause.
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Even more tantalizing is that Curiosity has found this boron inside mineral "veins" on Mount Sharp.
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The exhibition's final two works are less overtly dramatic but more tantalizing than the self-portraits.
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It all seems more tantalizing and tangible than the "advantages unimaginable" Trubek believes the future holds.
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The sensational events grew even more tantalizing as the police carried out a 23-day manhunt.
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Of anyone Mueller could try to turn state's witness, then, Flynn is among the more tantalizing candidates.
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But by embodying killers, we risk making violence more tantalizing, training ourselves in cruelty and normalizing aggression.
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More tantalizing was Cohen's suggestion that Trump submitted misleading financial statements to financial institutions for various purposes.
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The more tantalizing question is whether epigenetic messages can, like genes, cross from parents to their offspring.
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Netflix dominates locally, but international audiences represent a much more tantalizing opportunity that it has to grow into.
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This makes its unpredictability even more maddening, and the possibility that it could become predictable even more tantalizing.
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That those convictions so closely echo my own makes the illusion — if illusion it is — more tantalizing still.
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Even more tantalizing, if sterile neutrinos were observed, they were not observed by a dark-matter-seeking experiment.
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"What was more tantalizing was the acquisition of the club" as opposed to the Argentine stars, Scudamore said.
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Interspersed throughout, viewers also get more tantalizing glimpses into the Guy's personal life, outside of all the weed-slinging.
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Though it wasn't the paranormal explanation that so many people had hoped for, the truth was even more tantalizing.
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He also likes working outside in the weather, which made the journey into the hurricane all the more tantalizing.
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While promoting Solo: A Star Wars Story in a recent Vanity Fair interview, Emilia Clarke gave even more tantalizing hints.
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That's become all the more tantalizing now that mining is mostly out of reach for many stay-at-home miners.
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Beating him and putting a Democrat in office is probably a much more tantalizing idea to someone like Nancy Pelosi than impeaching Trump.
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But beyond that lies a more tantalizing prospect for Marvel fans: Marvel having the ability to tell comic book stories that it couldn't before.
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Even more tantalizing, skeletons found with skull perforations and deadly bone breaks suggest that human sacrifice may have also been ritually performed at the site.
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Even more tantalizing, there's a shot of an unknown man getting out of the limo – with the big reveal being that he's a former Bachelor.
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All in all, there are five extra scenes that play after the movie, with some far more tantalizing — and some more esoteric — than the others.
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Some of the more tantalizing Ohr contacts occurred in the days when Steele made his first contacts with the FBI in summer 2016 about the Russia matter.
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Soon afterward, Cohen hired Clinton ally and PR bulldog Lanny Davis, and the press began to report more tantalizing hints that Cohen had key Trump-Russia information.
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The universe is strange and complex and mind-blowing, which means the truth behind these mysteries is even more tantalizing than any alien conspiracy theory we could dream up.
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His injury during the 2017 World Baseball Classic, preventing North American audiences from getting an extended look at him, made his promise all the more tantalizing for its distance.
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Lorde discovered the Flame by chance one night in 2013, during her first trip to America, lured by nothing more tantalizing than the neon sign reading OPEN 24 HOURS.
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We know a few more tantalizing details about Stranger Things 2, including that Joyce (Winona Ryder) starts dating Mikey Walsh Bob (Sean Astin) and that Eleven will somehow be back.
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Cassini's discoveries at Enceladus and Titan have just made the moons even more tantalizing places to search for alien life, proving that habitable worlds don't necessarily have to look like Earth.
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In the mystery of who killed Kent Leppink, no clue was more tantalizing than a letter from the the victim written before his death suggesting where to find his alleged killers.
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Expectations high The latest drama around Manafort is even more tantalizing given the possibility that the collapse of the cooperation agreement could prompt Mueller to reveal more about his tightly private investigation.
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Lukaku missed two more tantalizing opportunities early in the second half, misdirecting a header off a corner from Rashford and then rattling the frame of the goal with a rocket off his left foot.
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Whether it comes in the form of "Primary Colors" or an anonymous Twitter account or the confessions of a former Scientologist, few things are more tantalizing than a backstage tour by someone in the know.
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Until the creative team sees fit to tease more tantalizing reveals, we'll just have to make do with rampant speculation — which is, at least, a pastime in which Star Wars fans have been indulging for decades.
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Of all the big, world-remaking bets on the genome-editing tool known as Crispr, perhaps none is more tantalizing than its potential to edit some of humanity's worst diseases right out of the history books.
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More tantalizing was the apparent theft of cell phones from a kitchen counter — and the discovery that one of those phones was used to call the ex-girlfriend of a man who became an early person of interest.
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Sometimes it leads to sex (often written in more tantalizing prose than the likes of 50 Shades Of Grey), and there's also a smut sub-category for those who only come to the internet's fanfic corner for boning.
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With the Fed widely expected to slash interest rates again at its meeting next week, perhaps all the way back to 0%, the income that REITs generate will become even more tantalizing to investors flocking to safe havens.
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Even more tantalizing is the data from a decade of continuous observations at IceCube, which has registered far more neutrino events than all the ANITA observations combined and thus may have several upward-pointing cosmic ray events hidden among the data.
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This sophisticated, multipronged approach to biological detection, combined with the discovery that traces of life could be accessible to proposed spacecraft like Europa Lander, makes this fascinating ice moon an even more tantalizing target in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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WASHINGTON — In the nearly two years that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has been investigating whether there was collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, few figures seem to have offered more tantalizing leads than Konstantin V. Kilimnik.
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The full track list for "Honey" unveils more tantalizing production help from a star-studded host of collaborators, including Craig David, Jamie Jones, Kate Simko and Stamina MC. Honey will be released on April 29 on Rinse, Columbia, and Sony.
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While the enigma that is a murderous tweenager like Julian is enough to bolster a full season of The Sinner, the addition of a Vera's cult, which isn't explored until the second episode, certainly makes the new run all the more tantalizing.
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If one thing's clear, it's that Enceladus is shaping up to be a more tantalizing target than ever—and that the Voyager 1 probe, which is still sending back data and making discoveries from the edge of interstellar space, was well worth the investment.
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In between, there was the "You ruined my childhood!" tantrum over the "Ghostbusters" reboot, and the blowback to "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," which -- by turning away from several of the more tantalizing threads dangled by "The Force Awakens" -- triggered howls that included calls for a boycott.
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Then the news media began to report more tantalizing hints that Cohen had crucial Trump-Russia information, leading to a July 26 CNN report that, per "sources," Cohen claimed that Trump himself knew about his son Don Jr.'s infamous meeting with a Russian lawyer in advance.
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Among the more tantalizing (and possibly apocryphal) threads of "West Side Story" lore popped up not in The Times, but in an interview Laurents gave to The Hartford Courant shortly before his death in 2011, in which he addressed rumors that Disney had once proposed an animated version of "West Side Story" with … cats?
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One of his top priorities will be protecting — and assisting — Mueller's investigation, and one of his first acts in the new Congress will be trying to get to the bottom of one of the more tantalizing mysteries of the whole Russia affair: Whom did Donald Trump Jr. speak to on his phone in between calls setting up the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russians peddling dirt on Hillary Clinton?
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The Virals are put to the ultimate test when they find a geocache containing an ornate puzzle box. Shelton decodes the cipher inside, only to find more tantalizing clues left by "The Gamemaster." A second, greater geocache is within reach—if the Virals are up to the challenge. But the hunt takes a dark turn when Tory locates the other box—a fake bomb, along with a sinister proposal from The Gamemaster.
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Feeling that the band's previous albums had a similar sound, they had hoped to make a brand new genre they refer to as "gross pop" with Artwork. In Alternative Press magazine, McCracken described the new genre, "In the past, we've always kind of brought pop sensibility into heavy rock, but this is going to be all that much more tantalizing and brutal. Our songs are 10 times messier and noisier than they've ever been.""In the Studio".
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These two elevated sites along with nearby St. Mary's, Harrow on the Hill and Castle Bar, all being clearly visible to each other, would have been natural places for people to congregate, whatever their beliefs. Sharpe also pointed out, other possible evidence of the parishes pre- Christian origins. The field boundaries of Hanwell, (the hedges of which, have since been mostly grubbed out), were roughly of the same measurements and orientation of the Roman 'limes' or land divisions. Even more tantalizing he observed: that at exactly the north east corner stood the gate and path of Perivale's parish church of St. Mary's.
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The AllMusic review by Matt Collar said "the album finds Chestnut once again delving deep into his own colorfully chorded and swinging set of well-chosen cover songs. Although in his mid-fifties at the time of recording, Chestnut nonetheless wanted to record an album in which he could commune with musicians who were slightly older and more seasoned than himself ... Ultimately, Chestnut continues to dazzle with A Million Colors in Your Mind, revealing ever more tantalizing musical layers". In JazzTimes, Mike Joyce stated "There’s nothing quite like the sound of pianist Cyrus Chestnut hammering his way through a five chord in a climactic turnaround, as if to underscore his abiding affection for blues and gospel traditions. It evokes images of a smiling slugger rounding third and heading home, having just deposited a ball somewhere in the upper deck. You’ll find examples of that on A Million Colors in Your Mind, but as its title suggests, his latest recording is a many-hued thing".
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