Sentence examples similar to that generated intrigue from inspiring English sources
The great thing about cold reads and routines is that they allow you to fill the awkward silence with the kind of things that you are maybe used to doing but in a way that generates intrigue based attraction.
By contrast, the Hubble has generated breathtaking visions of other worlds in an unabated stream since its launch in 1990, and in peering with such clarity into the universe from its orbit outside the blurring effects of Earth's atmosphere, it has done more than any other spacecraft – or any other scientific instrument, for that matter – to generate intrigue and excitement about the universe.
Like Mr Möllemann, Barschel generated intrigue, vendettas and rumours of shady business deals.
The premiere of a new work always generated intrigue and surprise.
Nobody has generated intrigue quite like Fike has, which makes his position as precarious as it is promising.
Around Hollywood, the Ellisons' wealth has generated intrigue, and a slew ofrumors.
The best they can do for now is generate intrigue.
Celebrities generate intrigue and exclusivity.
The timing will always generate intrigue, but Lennon is not leaving Glasgow to go straight to a different club.
The ingredients have been used so many times: the isolated house that generates its own society, the sharp class distinctions, the hurdle race towards matrimony, the aromas of crime, mystery and intrigue.
That generates empathy, understanding".
