Sentence examples for intrigued to be from inspiring English sources
No wonder he's intrigued to be a guest of Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art (Mona).
In 1778 Conway intrigued to be named second in command to Lafayette during an expedition to Canada, but Lafayette refused to go along with the plan.
Mr. Curl, though intrigued to be getting a call on a Saturday night, was noncommittal; he could tell they must be desperate.
True, no one wants every twist and turn of a new drama or novel telegraphed to them but most people want to be intrigued, to be tantalised, to be teased.
Which is why I was intrigued to be told by a colleague of Carney that the governor doesn't believe he has (in fact) underwritten the chancellor's housing market support scheme at all - and that perhaps the biggest challenge facing Carney is how to signal his distance to the world, without embarrassing and alienating his patron, George Osborne.
It was my first time in awhile -- I've been out of town a lot -- and, with a political background, was intrigued to be part of the judicial process.
To my delight the Kiss was just a small part of the intrigue to be found at the Spy Museum.
No two moments are alike and with the right mindset, there is novelty and intrigue to be found nearly everywhere.
She declines the interview but Patty, intrigued to have been turned down, finds Ellen at the wedding and hires her.
"I'm intrigued to know what's in the videos," she smiles as she crosses her arms on the sofa.
