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piqued
1. could see that his interest had been piqued
2. Herold’s imagination was piqued by this book’s Illustrated interchangeable mandala of symbols:
3. You have obviously piqued the king’s interest
4. And the Nord would be left with brows knitted and deliberate curiosities piqued
5. That 'by whom' piqued the interests of all the company
6. Cowl is piqued over the idea of lay people interacting in matters exceeding the limits of their professional expertise
7. Mama Adele’s curiosity was suddenly piqued and she stopped chewing; she started asking the weirdest kind of questions:
8. He wasn"t going to give up anything on Ralston, but the name had very clearly piqued his interest
9. That bit of information piqued the old guy"s interest
10. Ursempyre’s interest was at once piqued by what he was seeing all around him: Four large glass columns like huge rods brimming with light, seemingly supporting the tall, wide rocky chamber
11. It was not because he felt his role demanded it so, but because his interest was genuinely piqued
12. Hilderich took a step back, his interest piqued and his fears quietened for now
13. The more distant she became, the more Ethan’s interest was piqued by what he felt like was a genuine example of the kind of women he rarely met: the hard ones
14. Nicole turned to face him with a sudden twist, as if her interest had been piqued out of nowhere in particular
15. It has only been the accidental juxtaposition of two of these elements that have piqued my curiosity to look more widely
16. With this, the Exodus trilogy, one of the two that had originally piqued my interest into whether the broad brushes of history repeat themselves, is also complete
17. And now we come to the Jesus story, the other part of the pair that had first piqued my interest, and had gotten me started down this line of analysis
18. My interest was piqued about Grandfather’s book
19. Ganesh couldn’t be sure, but it seemed he had piqued his adversary’s attention
20. Believing that no student nor group of students have a right to deny other members of the college community the freedom to choose whatever vocation they wish, including the Marine Corps service, and piqued by the words “Communist” and “thinkers”, Roger decided to write a response to the challenging column
21. “She and the rest of these silly does have had their little libidos piqued by the thought of being, shall we say, romantically coerced, by such a huge and handsome fellow as yourself! They not only wish to be of service to you, they hope to be serviced by you! And if you command it by their vow, why, they cannot be blamed for getting what they want, can they, though it would be considered more than mildly scandalous for girls of such tender years to initiate such a liaison with a big human like you!”
22. If talking was out, still, furtive signaling could be done where a point of interest piqued their curiosity
23. ” Mark told him, his interest obviously piqued
24. This insult piqued his pride and rather than discouraging him, had just the
25. If talking was out, still, furtive signaling could be done where a point of interest piqued their
26. had so piqued his curiosity
27. The presence of you travelers of various alignments has piqued my curiosity
28. own clothing, my interest was immediately piqued
29. “You have piqued my curiosity, Rex,” said the Liege of Mystic Down
30. That piqued their curiosity
31. Being common had always piqued him, as the age was
32. Sonya however, had seen Louise and curiosity piqued
33. Adrian's interest was piqued
34. The girl, watching the swing of his broad shoulders, was piqued to note that there was nothing in his bearing to show that he was in any way chagrined or abashed
35. Sancha's curiosity was piqued
36. He did not argue the wisdom of his move; with his curiosity so piqued, he had no choice but to follow its promptings
37. What the piqued Lawman wanted was to be on his air-conditioned house boat on Lake Kissimmee, kicked back sipping a cool one while five Missouri minnows connected to five cane poles frantically avoided the hors d‘oeuvre-ish overtures of speckled perch
38. It was accompanied by the wailing of a desolate wind and, piqued by the sound, the President opened his eyes to look curiously at the new image
39. There was a small screen against the wall that piqued my interest
40. Rachel was not sure what it was about this one that piqued her interest
41. ‘’Not even a little hint, miss?’’ Asked Alynda Wheat, her curiosity now piqued
42. students and several of the Dons, who had their curiosity piqued by a carefully
43. Or was there something more to her plan? Regardless, she had piqued Lady Jane’s curiosity, perhaps her only weakness, and convinced her that she should proceed cautiously in her acceptance of the invitation
44. She touched Lady Jane’s hand as if to reassure her of some unknown fact then left her with her curiosity still piqued
45. His own curiosity having been piqued by the frenetic intrusion that had given no detailed information about the “accident” that had occurred, Lowell tossed his hat on a vacant chair and followed loyally without reservation, though his long strides brought him directly to Feltus’s side as soon as they reached the corridor
46. With his curiosity piqued by the inconsistencies that were imminent in his mind, he cautiously approached the corridor into which she had vanished and, though the elevator doors were closing just as he arrived, caught a glimpse of her luxurious emerald green satin gown in the corner of the cage
47. With his interest now sufficiently piqued, he inquired, “What
48. Alex’s interest was now piqued by the diversity of the company
49. If someone were urging them to gloss this case over quickly, there was certainly more to this than initially met the eye, which in and of itself naturally piqued Wickland’s curiosity
50. Furthermore, the connotations associated with the secrecy surrounding the protected document piqued his curiosity, increasing his desire to find out exactly what was contained therein