Sentences with phrase «sense of intrigue»

I wanted other people to understand it and share a little in my own sense of intrigue about the world.

Create a brooding sense of intrigue by painting your walls and surfaces in a dramatic shade.

By the time it arrives at that point, «I Origins» maintains a moderate sense of intrigue that relies more on understatement than prolonged debate, foregrounding Ian's conflict over his investment in the project and exploring his internal struggles mainly by implication.

This sense of voyeuristic trespassing is a common thread in Doig's work and instills a powerful sense of intrigue.

Vaillancourt's installations evoke a deliberate sense of intrigue; attempting to render illusion more real than reality itself, he draws the spectator into a game of «hide and seek with reality».

Moody, dramatic shades can create a brooding sense of intrigue and luxe sophistication and are the perfect foil for accent pieces in jewel shades or metallic finishes.

«Being able to create a sense of intrigue is an exercise in creativity but lacks depth,» he wrote in an email.

When it was reported in the summer of 2013 that Liverpool were interested in buying a young attacking midfielder from Spain, there was a sense of intrigue among the Liverpool supporters.

And a sense of intrigue when you tell people that you exclusively pump and they ask you what that's about.

Like on New Year's Eve, there's a sense of intrigue and wonder about what will happen next.

Whilst some characters are rendered enough to produce a sense of intrigue, many others fill the background as blandly as the dour grey colour palette.

Sam does just enough to move along the plot, but nothing about the narrative manages to create a sense of intrigue.

While a novel set in the midst of a community of Hasidic Jews may not appeal to a sense of intrigue or adventure, rest assured that this novel is rife with the same flaws in human nature that provide good fodder for a suspenseful story.

My last visit had given me a sense of intrigue; I had barely touched the surface but Cuba had fascinated me.

With BioShock Infinite, Ken Levine has stated that he wants to bring back the sense of intrigue and discovery that made BioShock such a memorable experience.

There is absolutely no story to speak of in the game, nor is there any of the movie's sense of intrigue.

Loquacious conversations sporadically won't help with the character development or in helping to cultivate a sense of intrigue.

The whole setup of the world and mechanics leave you with a sense of intrigue and mystery.

The almost monochromatic greenish palette of the night vision mode on video cameras suggests, apart from the eeriness of the desaturated colour, a sense of intrigue and an invasion of privacy.

Travel photos are beautiful, exotic, and create a sense of intrigue.

The monochromatic patchwork created by the alternating light and dark shadows that trace across the very pinnacle of these peaks creates a sense of intrigue as mountainous crevices and gullies rise, and then fall away.

Her paintings executed in oil are distinguished by a sense of intriguing intimacy combined with uncompromising, though gentle, intensity.

I'm sure there is a sense of intrigue as to what will come next, but for now we can enjoy the wonderful spaces that this former scene - painting studio houses and get a meaty glimpse of the work of a significant British abstract painter to boot.

Her work is about creating unique objects that have a sense of intrigue, which are inspired by popular culture, the environment around her, and finding interesting ways of using materials.

This gives your home a sense of intrigue and comfort.

A moody gray - brown island adds a sense of intrigue, taking center stage in this neutral kitchen.

The upper landing has a sense of intrigue thanks to bespoke troupe l'oeil panelling that conceals each doorway.