Sentence examples for becoming intrigued from inspiring English sources

Even though America's economy has been growing strongly in recent years, American economists are becoming intrigued by an increasingly fashionable theory.

It was only when he was a teenager and becoming intrigued with fashion and art that he kicked himself for not appreciating the experience of having a portrait done by Andy Warhol.

It can't be coincidence that as more of us confront the anguish of dementia, artists are becoming intrigued with shifting memory and altered personality, with dementia's deeply unsettling effect on the self and on others.

He wrote the first in 2006, after becoming intrigued by a lawsuit in Odessa, Tex., brought on behalf of a Jewish student concerned about her public high school's evangelical Bible curriculum.

In his piece, The Libertines guitarist admitted to becoming intrigued by the idea of heroin when it was referred to as opium – a "magic potion" he'd read about and that conjured "dream-world" images of Sixties psychedelia and Oscar Wilde.

As an art historian he first concentrated on Byzantine art but later, after becoming intrigued by the palette of Rubens, shifted his attention to color theory in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Who knows, if you become intrigued (and I know you will), you might consider becoming a backyard beekeeper.

"I would not label myself as a true 'crime buff,' " he wrote, "but I do admit to becoming rather intrigued by the range of behaviors reported in news accounts of murders and other crimes committed daily in New York City".

Terry Jones spent most of the Seventies working for Vogue before becoming so intrigued by punk that he wanted to launch a magazine that catalogued all the idiosyncratic DIY style that the genre threw up.

There was something about becoming financially successful that intrigued me.

With a rush of sweeping cultural transformations, the South Korean capital is becoming the fashionable intrigue of the Far East.