Sentence examples for be enough to intrigue from inspiring English sources

The scent alone will be enough to intrigue.

In 1999, a Westchester man provided them with bad information about the disappearance, but it was enough to intrigue a state police investigator, Joseph Beccera, about the case.

If such talk is not enough to intrigue the more adventurous traveller, then the necessary journey surely is.

That pitch is enough to color us intrigued to learn more.

The intrigue was enough to keep some dejected Miami Heat fans rooted to their American Airlines Arena seats after the Mavericks' title-clinching 105-95 vintory in Game 6. Would the congratulatory moment contain all the warmth of a Bill Belichick midfield handshake with Eric Mangini?

I like it because I think the intrigue between the contending families is enough to sustain the storyline.

She must juggle the demands of career and family while developing a public persona that is sufficiently straightforward to be inoffensive and yet interesting enough to intrigue the electorate.

The Concept I like the idea that the image is abstract on the A side enough to intrigue people into looking twice.

But there's enough intrigue there to whet the appetite for more.

This, he suggests, gives him ammunition to fight back.Intriguing, but it is unlikely to be enough.

This can occasionally be OK – if there's enough relationship intrigue of the betrayal-and-adultery ilk – but generally I prefer novels that make me desperate to find out who did what and why.