Sentence examples for little intrigued from inspiring English sources

I don't have enough experience yet to throw my support behind the "Vivaldi seasons" and I have to say I'm a little intrigued by the five-season model proposed in 1954 by UK meteorologist Hubert H Lamb, in his charmingly titled book, The English Climate.

While we think Stewart was more than a bit too harsh in his assessment of deep-dish (and wonder if he's ever actually eaten it), we have to admit we're a little intrigued by his potentially game-changing suggestion to top it with canned onion rings.

(I am a little intrigued by Chelsy Davy, less because of her entanglement with Prince Harry than her father's with the Mugabe regime).

"In looking at them I got a little intrigued, and I took them into the darkroom, and I started to do my own thing on them," she told The Times.

Ozick is horrified, but also a little intrigued; she doesn't want to be an accountant, but perhaps some sort of give-and-take will be possible with this man.

Including you". I'm honestly a little intrigued by this.

There is very little intrigue in the Yankees' remaining schedule.

There was a little intrigue, not much excitement.

What little intrigue there is so far seems to be hampered by the clunky delivery.

For the second game in the series, Boston led buzzer to buzzer with little intrigue or suspense in between.

He has one remarkable pitch: everyone knows it is coming, and there is little intrigue about it.