tantalizing

Just a screenshot here and there, tantalizing us. then Compiz came out and I forgot about it completely.

The most tantalizing idea here was that "Local code should explain, or at least hint at the overall system design.

Right, marketing scum are tantalizing us all with the prospect of tearing our families apart.

It may provide some tantalizing hints, but there's pretty much nothing useful there for a competitor to replicate it.

So I followed the link to my user page, and it too displayed for the briefest tantalizing moment before showing the black-out page.

If they have time to find phone sex/salacious/tantalizing calls, they have time to find "the dirt" on Representatives and Senators.

And that provides the tantalizing hope that perhaps some form of life arose on Mars and survived for a time and perhaps lives still in some sheltered underground areas.

It has also not been proved to be impossible, and interesting and tantalizing breakthroughs have been made over time such that it's hard to look at them and firmly promise it's impossible, either.

The original title I chose was a quote from the article:NSA routinely shared phone sex, salacious and tantalizing phone callsAfter watching the video I thought it was a better summary.

You've even explained the following tantalizing quote from July: I think we could actually make it self-powering if you put solar panels on it, you generate more power than you would consume in the system.

I've come to the conclusion that the developers get some sort of sick joy out of putting this incredible, tantalizing core out there but making it completely inaccessible to the average player.

The less tantalizing title is "Steve Jobs was uninterested in building the pet application of a non-technical, non-businessman while he was leading the fastest growing company in the world.

Quantum mechanics offers a tantalizing hint; for example, in a superconductor, two electrons of opposite momentum "get together" to form a larger particle called a Cooper pair.