Sentence examples for not so intrigued from inspiring English sources

And although Keaton is interested in Martin's face, she's not so intrigued by actress Johnson's "Fifty Shades" movies.

The quality of their content and craftsmanship varies widely, from well-planned, finely made objects to deliberately crude comic books and not-so-intriguing personal statements.

Had Tiger said something remotely close to this, every news outlet would not have been so intrigued by the controversy because the unknown suspense of Tiger/Elin would no longer be there.

It's just not sexy.' I was so intrigued by why people were loving it and I just didn't find it as emotionally stimulating as I thought it was going to be".

Asked what so intrigued them, Meirav Levy said sheepishly that they were not really talking about the art.

These encounters so intrigued me that I felt deprived when he didn't appear.

"I was so intrigued by her.

I was so intrigued with Obama.

Here, Charlotte is a woman who hasn't so much intrigued as been regularly damned.

This in my opinion does not qualify as a biological mystery, it just reveals once more the complex nature of biological variation that so intrigues us with understanding life in the first place.

Rene Saavedra (Gael Garcia Bernal), already a savvy advertising guy, prefaces all his pitches with "Today, Chile thinks of its future". When asked by the "No" team to help them with their ad campaign, Rene is intrigued not so much because of his political beliefs, but because he enjoys the challenge of pitching a superior product to the masses.