Sentence examples similar to profound intrigue from inspiring English sources
Ever since actor and film-maker Casey Affleck unveiled this movie, apparently a documentary about a troubled Joaquin Phoenix quitting Hollywood to pursue a career in hip-hop, audiences have been intrigued by a profound ambiguity at the film's very heart.
Beyond the drama and intrigue, audiences seemed changed by watching "Lemonade" in a pretty profound way. .
The production captures the intrigue, romance and absurdity of Handel's look at Caesar's entertaining yet profound adventures in Egypt.
And yet this brutal caesura to the intricate world of the Berghof tuberculosis sanitarium, with its complex lives, its intrigues, its long meditations on illness and mortality, left me with a profound sense of futility and waste.
Knowledge@Wharton: I was intrigued by a comment in your book that every generation thinks it has experienced this profound technological change.
Intrigue piled on intrigue.
Some experts were intrigued by the research, but many archaeologists strongly criticized it, saying the evidence didn't come close to supporting such a profound conclusion.
