Sentence examples for that much intrigued from inspiring English sources

One of the questions that much intrigued the programme's producers was what had happened to the British love for the underdog, never letting the desire to do well become a ruthless pursuit of victory in the way, shall we say, the Australians have always been rather good at?

"The Amish seem exotic, or different, or other, so people are very much intrigued by that".

"Hamlet is a role most actors are supposed to want to play, which is probably why it's never intrigued me that much.

Atypical in its particulars, the Essex story nevertheless conveys that much of whaling's intrigue lies in its aura as larger than life.

Mr. Matherly is intrigued by the site; that much is clear.

I was certainly intrigued, but I don't have that much hope for this very un-CBS drama.

It's a match-up that has provided so much intrigue over the last five years but now these sorts of fixtures have been shown for what they are – our glorious trivialities.

First they'll tell you about some experiment that went wrong, and then they'll invariably tell you about an item that intrigued them so much its imprint still remains two decades on.

There were views of Venice in golden frames on the walls, and an ormolu clock on the mantelpiece, and next to it a lacquered music box that intrigued Biju very much.

This was a question that intrigued me very much when I came here, and I talked to a lot of people about it.

In fact, everyone I meet seems to hate it so much that I'm intrigued.