Sentence examples for piqued about from inspiring English sources

The farmers so piqued about giving up their water to San Diego were in fact San Diegans?

Playboy has a traveling feminist show, and I am hoping the magazine's interest is piqued about future feminism, which, as I said before, incorporates broader issues than our sisters had to fight for in the '40s, '50s and '60s.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the business lobby that has fought the president on a host of legislative fronts, has been particularly piqued about his administration's most recent campaign finance maneuver.

My involvement with this program, so aligned with Reagan's personal and yet little-understood character, is what began to open a window for me on, and piqued my curiosity about, Reagan's belief system.

The potential contest for attorney general has already piqued conversations about who will run.

Along Broadway, there are plenty of idiosyncratic shops, but a crop of new banks and chain drugstores have piqued fears about Banana Republics or Gaps to come.

In Japan ― where the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster piqued paranoia about irradiated produce ― the world's largest operating indoor farm yields 10,000 heads of lettuce per day in an abandoned Sony factory.

A few days before the Olympics began, Dolan said he was not piqued or discouraged about those who believed that a debacle was about to unfold.

With promising engagement and growth metrics, Snapchat had quietly piqued some interest about a year ago before entering a hyper-growth phase with about 5 billion photos sent in a year plus $13.5 million in funding led by Benchmark Capital.

As a teen passionate about science and close with her teachers, Dyson said she could relate to the high school teacher, Christa McAuliffe, who was on board the shuttle, and the buzzed-about launch piqued her interest in NASA.

I got slavery on my head.' It piqued my curiosity about housing and displacement".