Sentence examples similar to a lasting intrigue from inspiring English sources
No political scandal, before or since, has provided so much lasting intrigue - and all of it more or less justified in the public interest.
So the organisers of the 17th international conference on general relativity and gravitation in Dublin next week were intrigued to get a last minute request from the Cambridge physicist to give his latest thinking on the problem, and immediately gave him an hour's slot on Wednesday.
The intrigue lasted all of five minutes.
The intrigue lasted only 12 hours.
I admit that last one intrigued me.
"There's a certain intrigue," he said.
"But the post-earthquake neighborhoods have a new intrigue.
Phrases like "absolute returns" add a little intrigue.
It's a curious remake for Sobchak who last courted political intrigue by stirring the ire of a group of conservative deputies for running a "brothel" in Dom 2. Steamy liaisons between contestants were a bit too much for the Russian Orthodox crowd.
Or a Renaissance-court intrigue.
