Intrigue.

lots of deceit, intrigue.

It's an intrigue, Dryden.

Narrator Suspense, fun and intrigue.

Do you Iike a little intrigue?

Frankly, I'm not interested in political intrigue.

Would they surprise us? Would they intrigue us?

( Intrigue and murder among 16th century Ottoman court painters. ) (Laughter)

Chris, you yourself? I mean, you're a figure of some intrigue.

Yes, it did intrigue me. Brought out the child in me.

It's a homey little story of intrigue... jealousy, avarice, and fraud.

He called on the military to prevent enemy intrigue from disrupting its unity.

Webs of intrigue and murky players obscure details, but the priorities are unmistakeable.

The second unleashes the worst envy, intrigue, greed, suspicion, and the urge for revenge.

Had there been women in the house, I should have suspected a mere vulgar intrigue.

The third reason for pursuing dialogue is that factional infighting and political intrigue within the Iranian regime make for considerable political fluidity.

The entire Caribbean, beginning in 1492 and continuing throughout its modern history, had been an object of international intrigue and international competition.

But the story is far more complicated, filled with imperial intrigue, corporate crisis, smuggling, and the grassroots origins of the American Revolution.

It's got everything that you'd want a normal soap opera to want It's got love, joy, happiness, sadness, tears, laughter, lots of deceit, intrigue.

While it is easy to get caught up in the swirling tales of palace intrigue that have followed, I suspect that Bo s removal holds a far deeper meaning.

In fact, it is hard to imagine that Correa would have embraced Assange had WikiLeaks revealed Ecuadorian state secrets, rather than the indiscretions and intrigue of American diplomacy.

On the other hand, Francis II continued to intrigue for the possibility of revenge against France, entering into a secret military agreement with the Russian Empire in November 1804.

The late Middle Ages saw a period of political intrigue surrounding the Papacy, culminating in the Western Schism, in which three men simultaneously claimed to be true Bishop of Rome.

1991,'92, we found a finance minister and a prime minister willing to let the world look at India, rather than be this great country of intrigue and mystery in this closed country.

1991,'92, we found a finance minister and a prime minister willing to let the world look at India, rather than be this great country of intrigue and mystery in this closed country.

MOSCOW A worldwide media frenzy has turned the plight of the rogue American intelligence analyst Edward Snowden into something resembling a John le Carré novel, full of suspense and intrigue. Whose spy is he?

Amidst the rumors of right wing intrigue and or coups by the Bonapartists or Bourbons in 1874, the National Assembly set about drawing up a new constitution that would be acceptable to all parties.

And the ongoing Karmapa saga, with its shadowy politics and intrigue, could turn out to be only the opening act a foretaste of what may come when two dueling Dalai Lamas emerge after the incumbent passes from the scene.

Indeed, if Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Pakistan s founding father, had been right that Muslims are a separate nation, Bangladesh would not have broken away from it, and the country s relations with its neighbor Afghanistan would be free of intrigue and violence.

History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over government by controlling money and its issuance. James Madison (Narrator) We find ourselves and our social constructs in a transitional state, a matter of social evolution.

But the old rule of force and intrigue by which other Gulf rulers have been deposed has been replaced by a modern principle the Al Sabah have surrendered their exclusive control over the succession to the will of Parliament, which alone could provide the legitimacy that the new Emir needs.

He called on the military to prevent enemy intrigue from disrupting its unity. He has tried to win back the support of those who have abandoned his United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) or have stopped voting for it, and to win over those who are neither with him nor against him.

My grandparents subscriptions to Newsweek and Time meant that a stack of those weekly news magazines were always sitting in the living room, so when I d tire of rolling around in the grass or thumbing through my latest library loan, I d pick up a copy, plop down on the davenport, and get my fill of 1990s political intrigue.