Sentence examples for is usually intrigued from inspiring English sources
"Anyone who has performed in, seen or heard the music of The Nutcracker is usually intrigued, but expects a spoof of the original.
They are also usually intrigued with the vast and eclectic array of research: Nearly $30m/yin research volume, driven by 400 full time researchers and 180 corporate sponsors, keeps the place constantly bubbling.
Like any good story, the tale of the creation of a food goes back generations, and is usually fraught with intrigue, more than a little jealousy, and stories of brothers falling out over secret recipes and plans for expansion.
But mention of them is usually fleeting, just enough to keep us intrigued.
Intrigue in Washington is usually the stuff unearthed by special prosecutors or investigative reporters.
Hürrem is usually held at least partly responsible for the intrigues in nominating a successor.
"People are usually tolerant, sometimes intrigued or charmed.
Even when he appeared to have more than he could handle, he was usually on the lookout for fresh intrigue.
Even the country's grand duke, no great fan of the sport usually, was intrigued enough to attend this giants v minnows encounter.
Adrian Searle is intrigued.
