Sentence examples for a bit more intrigued from inspiring English sources
Dr. Susan Finnegan: Janice, I'm a bit more intrigued.
"We've stayed in the bears camp, but stock prices are starting to get back to levels where we're a bit more intrigued," he said.
Quite a few phone manufacturers have tried the modular smartphone model; RED seems to hope that as a camera company, users of its device will be a bit more intrigued by updating camera attachments for the device, which also can be used as a control center/monitor for its professional camera system.
The list is striking for its range of subject matter although, given that a former spymaster is in charge, a bit more intrigue might have been expected.
There needs to be a bit more intrigue and danger than we see in the pilot and the relationships between Elizabeth's staff members needs to be fleshed out a lot more.
I'll address this a bit more, along with the intrigue around his arrest, and how the situation might be resolved, later in the piece.
"To those who easily dismiss Pizzagate as nonsense, I would hope that this series of work would intrigue them to look into this a bit more.
But on Tuesday, the author gave fans a bit more insight into the backstories of the book's most-loathed, and yet most-intriguing, characters.
If you'd like your YouTube content to look a bit more old school, then this new project from French interaction designer Jean-Christophe Naour should intrigue you.
In our phone call, Cameron and Tyler said that they're intrigued by the current feel of the Bitcoin space — and its potential for becoming a bit more structured in the coming years.
