Sentence examples for slightly intrigued from inspiring English sources

His assertion left the critics slightly intrigued but quite unconvinced.

As the crowd — equal parts news media and supporters — gathered Tuesday, a slightly intrigued maintenance man asked a guest in the Liberty State Park bathroom: "Who is this guy?

She wanted to know more about my upbringing as she was clearly still slightly intrigued to see a 24-year-old joining her on this trip back to London, so I talked about my background and education.

I usually don't like potentially viral feel-good PR BS from tech companies – let alone grocery chain Tesco – but, as a lush, I'm slightly intrigued by this campaign.

I was also slightly intrigued by her choice, in such austere times, of a daytime outfit with a little bit of sparkle.

He was a busy record company executive and was intrigued but slightly sceptical of what he'd heard about Ministry from his brother.

I was scared, fascinated, intrigued and slightly worried by them.

In other words, Susan (who did know who I was, whereas Leslie did not) was intrigued and slightly puzzled by my offer of support but mistrustful of my intentions.

He was intrigued by this slightly built, 5-foot-3-inch woman who could dock a 50-foot sailboat with aplomb.

Paul C. McIntyre, a professor of materials science and engineering at Stanford, was intrigued by the Eureka Fund model but slightly concerned about a possible lack of controls.

Having always considered Jefferson "cerebral and slightly allergic to religion," she recently recalled, Ms. Mellowes was instantly intrigued.