Sentence examples for intrigued was from inspiring English sources

So intrigued was van Gogh by this innovative composition that in 1887 he reinterpreted it on canvas.

So convincing is this act – if indeed it is an act – that I became intrigued: was the "real" Lee quite as prickly as his performance persona?

One decorator who was intrigued was Susan Zises Green, a regular on House Beautiful's list of America's top 100 designers, who responded to an invitation to see the film and price its trappings.

So intrigued was I by how the recipe lent itself to large quantities of food that I decided upon all three dishes for a lunch of 12. Two days before the party, I skewered and marinated the shrimp and the chicken, and I made the rice salad.

In fact, so intrigued was I by the sensory-motor system that I returned to Harvard to work with psychologist B.F. Skinner.

Mr. Droga, while intrigued, was initially skittish, he said.

You're intrigued, aren't you?

The intrigue was successful.

But the intrigue was punctured quickly.

("Surely some strange intrigue was astir").

All the drama and intrigue was there.