"genuinely intrigued" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be truly interested or fascinated by something. Example: The panel of judges were genuinely intrigued by the young musician's unique style and awarded her first place in the competition.
The fact is even in defeat there are plenty of reasons to be both optimistic and genuinely intrigued by this new-issue Tottenham.
Elsewhere Mr. Boulez's very name may rattle classical-music audiences, but here listeners seemed genuinely intrigued by his challenging music and disarmed by his charming intelligence.
Indeed, I am genuinely intrigued at the realisation that I can recall not simply nothing of interest, but almost nothing at all, about the three main conferences.
For now Chelsea rumble on with a disgruntled striker – albeit unless specifically stated otherwise, Costa is pretty much always disgruntled – and a manager who seemed genuinely intrigued at the end by Hazard's perkiness as his stand-in.
Boyd Tonkin, literary editor of the Independent, said that he was "genuinely intrigued and baffled by the Tranter character" and admitted: "It has been known for journalists to take retrospective pot shots at reviewers".
"You're sat on all this information and people are genuinely intrigued.
What genuinely intrigues me, however, is if this newfound appreciation of the MBA by many entrepreneurs is a product of an evolution in the mindset of the entrepreneur or of the schools themselves.
India, I was a Christian, I was totally developing myself as someone that was really intrigued and genuinely involved with my spirituality.
Seriously, though, personally, I feel Moon Hunters has given me more confidence in exploring the stories that I genuinely love and am intrigued by.
You sense that Wallace is genuinely mad about it — and intrigued, taking on the persona of the guilty "ogler" he describes in his own essays.
I see him as a sharp-eyed analyst of contemporary England and a genuinely complex writer: a working-class scholarship boy on the side of social justice but also intrigued by a world of pre-war privilege.
