Sentence examples similar to gained intrigue from inspiring English sources

This intrigued me immensely.

But the contest gained some intrigue on Tuesday with the entry of John A. DeFrancisco, a state senator, into the thin Republican field, introducing a hard-punching, wisecracking and little-to-lose conservative into what has been a decidedly sleepy election cycle.

Even something as mundane as milkshakes gains intrigue when such analysis is applied.

Although fragile in texture and rhythmic displacement, and flecked with chords of a notably jazz-like color, the work gains intrigue through its harmonic tensions and pregnant pauses.

Both teams had easy victories last week, but will be tested this week as this rivalry gains new intrigue.

His activity, cunning, and mastery of intrigue gained him the appreciation of Louis XI, who made him his almoner.

Read the review Delivered with impeccable clarity of narrative and language, James Dacre's version of one of the least-performed tragedies of Shakespeare – though increasingly seeming one of his most astute depictions of political intrigue – gained tremendous additional impact from being performed by candlelight in famously atmospheric churches.

Unlike his brothers, he preferred the easy life of good food and drink to the life of war and political intrigue and thus gained the name of the cardinal of the bottle (le cardinal des bouteilles).

Not surprisingly, his white settler detractors saw him as an arbitrary mischief maker who used false evidence and political intrigue to gain his ends.

With the amount of influence Iran currently has in Iraq and with the Syrian regime the political intrigues will only gain intensity if another power vacuum is created by Western military intervention.

I was intrigued by the chance to gain perspective on the doctor-patient interaction.