Sentence examples for any intrigue from inspiring English sources

I don't have any intrigue about it.

And since Gov. George E. Pataki and Mr. McCall are rivals in the race for governor, any intrigue over paychecks stretches beyond the keys.

Amid all the speculation lately about Cristyne Lategano's romantic life, some tabloid journalists have sensibly wondered how Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's press secretary could have had time for any intrigue with the boss given that she routinely works "20 hours a day" according to both the News and the Post.

Rettenberger (Andreas Lust of "Revanche") is presented so matter-of-factly that the lack of information doesn't really create any intrigue — you register his alienation and adrenaline addiction and go back to enjoying the craftsmanship of Mr. Heisenberg, Reinhold Vorschneider (his cinematographer) and Andrea Wagner (his co-editor).

This time, there was never really any intrigue.

Speaking in the cavernous Palace of the Republic in the capital, Minsk, the president said that "the time for revolutions was over," and vowed to protect Belarus "from any intrigues both external and internal".

But also, aren't these coats such an intrigue, like any uniform is?

Bill Bankes-Jones' direction and doggerel translation told the action straight, but he sanitised any psychological intrigue and stripped away the dark magic of the forest.

If you look at which city has the greater likelihood for there not to be any political intrigue to get in the way, it is L.A. at this moment".

They were never going to compete for the limelight amid all the peacocking psychodramas and spin of the New Labour years – and any sibling intrigue there might be between them was spectacularly eclipsed by the Miliband brothers' bitter fight to the top.

But the new results don't point to any such intrigue.