"Barlow's imposing sculptures and installations have enthralled and intrigued audiences around the globe in recent years".
"House" has, in its time, intrigued audiences around the world in vast numbers, and has shown that there is a strong appetite for television drama that relies on more than prettiness or gun play.
Hit potential Likely to intrigue audiences, and with a strong creative team, but whether it'll enchant hearts as well as minds is anyone's guess.
For the next several years, he continued to intrigue audiences with a different assortment of characters, sometimes in mixed films such as Basketball Diaries and Total Eclipse, in more respected fare such as Marvin's Room and Romeo and Juliet, and finally emerging as a superstar in Titanic.
When a business invests in engaging content marketing, it is building a sales strategy that will help it find customers among the newest consumers in Millennials and Generation Y. Content engages customers and intrigues audience members, and helps you create a culture where your clients are interested in what you have to say, waiting eagerly for your every update.
You're not going to get a coherent or linear narrative out of them, and I think that will intrigue our audience.
From that point of view the National Gallery should be satisfied that it has in this exhibition something that will intrigue the audience and take him or her back to the originals on which it is based.
I think it just means that we have to work harder to find people who will intrigue our audience and who will have enough layers to keep it interesting and, to some extent, people who will be affected and changed by the experience.
When your intention is to deliver a speech that instructs audiences about how to produce some sort of tangible product or result, showing off a "finished work" at the start of your speech can intrigue the audience and make them want to learn how to accomplish the same results.
Mr. Lynch took the material back, made changes (he added scenes that would never have been approved for broadcast), and came up with a picture that intrigues audiences because it's the movie he wanted to make.
