Sentence examples similar to intrigued stare from inspiring English sources
On a recent Friday evening, the first passers-by offered mostly confused or intrigued stares.
Classic Poems read by Ralph Richardson, Sybil Thorndike and others (2hrs, Harper, £12.99) Poetry anthologies occupy most of my audio bookshelves, many of them on old fashioned cassettes at which, when I plug into my Walkman at the hairdresser's, at which young men stare, intrigued.
Passers-by look up, intrigued; some stop and stare; some stop and stare and then come inside.
"So what have you read that intrigued you in the past week?" Another blank stare.
I'm seeing hand-over-the-heart patriotism again; I can't lose," he exulted as the crowd buzzed about him, intrigued by the attention to detail as they stared into each little room of the White House.
A participant with dementia, Robert Randall, 88, seemed intrigued by a painting of a barefoot woman in a cloak who stared ahead, expressionless.
Passersby, intrigued by the sight of another life on fire, skirted around them, turning back to stare.
Mr. Chaykin was intrigued.
