Sentence examples for was rather intrigued from inspiring English sources

Maybe, but Cassandra was rather intrigued by a letter in this week's Economist reacting to an article on the Danish tax in an earlier issue.

When I learned that George Clooney was inspired by this very story, and was slated to star in and direct the film, The Monuments Men, I was rather intrigued.

Ben Rawson-Jones of Digital Spy gave the episode three out of five stars, saying that "the Jack-Kate romantic intrigue is rather dull, while the appendix plot feels like an unnecessary narrative obstacle for viewers to surmount".

That's why I was intrigued and rather pleased to see a new book in the US that explains what to do if you are prepared to choose the path of single parenthood - Knock Yourself Up: The Tell All Guide to Becoming a Single Mom, by Louise Sloan.

Zinoviev, the butt of most historians, is even worse, while Kamenev is rather unfairly dismissed as "an inveterate intriguer".

Having been rather dismissive of them as a child, I now found myself intrigued, on occasion admiring, often appalled.

They might be rather predictable in film, but real life often has more intrigue and romance.

Rather than being offended, Ms. Simpson was intrigued.

Americans think that British food, with the possible exception of fish and chips, which rather intrigues them, is awful.

Rather, he was intrigued by its documented ability to dampen the immune responses triggered by vaginal epithelial cells when exposed to toxins.

Rather, she was intrigued by a piece of evidence in the question the fact that Santhi had never had a menstrual cycle (see Figure 6).