Sentence examples for intrigued listener from inspiring English sources
One increasingly intrigued listener was Sandy Alderson, then a young Athletics executive, who soon hired Walker as a team consultant and with him devised the Oakland philosophy now called Moneyball.
Without the internet, I don't know if I would have been able to get people to listen to my music, yet now an artist's MySpace is the first port of call for an intrigued listener.
This is one of the earlier Ligeti pieces that intrigued listeners in the 1960s and helped build his public reputation.
But always, he has confounded and intrigued the many listeners who have tried to figure him out.
Since 1995, Stanford mathematician Keith Devlin has intrigued (and occasionally baffled) listeners to NPR's popular Saturday morning magazine program 'Weekend Edition' with Scott Simon, with his discussions of mathematical topics that somehow manage to find their way into the news.
Like all radio DJs, he wants his listeners to be intrigued and tickled; to sit up and take note of the tracks he's playing.
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.
Mr. Chaykin was intrigued.
