Sentence examples for said intrigue from inspiring English sources

Those qualities, he said, intrigue men.

The TEAM formed in 2004, Ms. Chavkin said, intrigued by the idea of bringing work to the influential Fringe.

I have animals and kids, but something else he said intrigued me more: about 15percentt of his customers order timepieces with pictures of people who have passed on.

The Treasury secretary, Paul H. O'Neill, called last month for the elimination of corporate income taxes, an idea that he said intrigued President Bush.

"And Arthur said, 'Older than she looks.' " In the end it was Ms. Peters's remarkably durable sex appeal -- she is 55, for the record -- that Mr. Mendes said intrigued him.

Yes I was surprised by the interest - or let's say intrigue - that almost all our customers expressed.

"You tell me," he says, intrigued by the idea.

"My close office were, it is fair to say, intrigued but generally dismayed by Carole," he writes.

But curiosity got the better of Uglow once again, and she became, she says, intrigued by the Restoration and by Charles II himself – his appetite for pleasure, his own interest in the "new science" and his often risky strategies for survival.

"Oh... .. Dr. Skin says, intrigued.

He said "palace intrigue" had resulted in New Jersey residents' being used "as a pawn".