Sentence examples for great intrigue from inspiring English sources
LOCAL elections are seldom the stuff of great intrigue.
Viewed through the prism of July 2010, the season holds one great intrigue: Who are the Knicks, and are they a team worth joining?
In any case, no great intrigue surrounded her destiny; her mother's highest hope was that she become a nurse and marry a man who would not run out on her, as her own husband did.
There can have been few messier divorces in English football than this summer's turbulent separation of Brighton and Gus Poyet and it is of great intrigue to see how the team fares under the Uruguayan's replacement, Oscar Garcia.
It was an incendiary allegation — and a mystery of great intrigue in the media world: After the publishing powerhouse Judith Regan was fired by HarperCollins in 2006, she claimed that a senior executive at its parent company, News Corporation, had encouraged her to lie two years earlier to federal investigators who were vetting Bernard B. Kerik for the job of homeland security secretary.
This is a question of great intrigue, and mystery too.
The greater intrigue in Daegu tomorrow, certainly for the British audience, will come over the near half-hour course of the men's 10,000m final.
The greatest intrigue, of course, revolves around James, who has been anticipating this moment for two years -- and occasionally teasing desperate Knicks fans about his intentions.
His presumed but unproven homosexual tendencies, which have been inferred both from his paintings and from certain historical documents, have added greater intrigue to his legend.
The departure of Mr. Jacobs, who is also seen as a potential successor to Mr. Lagerfeld at Chanel someday, also comes during a Paris season that has been filled with great fashion moments and even greater intrigue.
The departure of Mr. Jacobs, who is also seen as a potential successor to Mr. Lagerfeld at Chanel, also comes during a Paris season that has been filled with great fashion moments and even greater intrigue.
