The sensationalism of the story piques curiosity and attracts attention.
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Seeing someone eating on the subway automatically piques my interest.
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T. buys a few things but nothing piques my interest.
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"It piques a certain primordial rage in him," Ms. Burleigh said.
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Go browse our digital aisles and see what piques your interest.
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And rather than fight that, it only further piques their curiosity.
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Go take a look around and see what piques your interest.
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And, if you get a response that piques your interest, even better!
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Piques snagged some "fame" on Vine; Johnson made his name on YouTube.
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What piques my interest about Manning's post are the questions he poses.
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"One thing about social determinants data — it piques your mind," he said.
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Let's face it, President Trump is pretty open about his personal piques.
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There's nothing that piques her interest more than that which is denied her.
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If that piques any of your interest, go take a look at YKarma.
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When Ed piques the interest of the Office, Nat finds himself under suspicion.
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Consider your itinerary a rough draft, ready for modification if something piques your interest.
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I start when I have an intuitive response to something that piques my interest.
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If this device piques your interest, Kohl&aposs has a great deal for you.
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The thrust of the story, this time around, piques that hunger much more effectively.
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This piques researchers' interests because living organisms produce large amounts of methane here on Earth.
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" Alaina adds about which subject piques her interest: "I would maybe do history or something.
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Several of them have an accessibility aspect to them, something that always piques my interest.
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Seeing a gorgeous shoe or a great pair of jeans on two stars piques our interest.
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They aim their lens on what makes us different or piques the interest of the viewer.
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If it piques your interest, GIMP has an online user manual you can browse before downloading.
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Certain people just have a quality that piques my curiosity, and I can't really explain why!
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When you are browsing your feed and see a hashtag that piques your interest, tap it.
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With thousands of courses on virtually every topic, you're sure to find something that piques your interest.
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"Every time we see something like this happen in the media, it piques people's attention," said MacLean.
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Subscription members can get discounts on full bottles if they stumble upon something that piques their interest.
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Paavonpera also has strong opinions on the impact of street art, a format which piques his interest.
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Something he says about Fred owing him piques Archie's interest, although he doesn't ask about it then.
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What particularly piques scientists' interest are the small amounts of heavier elements like lithium, carbon and nitrogen.
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Nothing piques the public's interest quite like the image of its reality queen's smiling face covered in blood.
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This series — a collection of screengrabs from Google Street View — is aesthetically pleasing, cohesive, and piques your curiosity.
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Whatever piques their interests, we find the opportunity for them to pursue it as far as they can.
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BTW, if the doormat piques your interest, you can still purchase a real Astroturf version from Amazon proper.
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The Justice Department is, ostensibly, upholding the laws of the land, not the personal piques of a president.
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While we always have our eyes firmly on spring's new launches, this one piques more than our aesthetic interests.
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But, if it piques someone's curiosity enough to go through the struggle of practicing on their own, then cool!
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Sometimes, however, an entrepreneur will slip through by tweaking an existing product in a way that piques my interest.
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If this piques your interest, visit that site for all kinds of interviews and historical tidbits about puzzle people.
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As with one panel beguilingly titled, "The Needs of the Human Soul," Büttner piques both intellectual and aesthetic interest.
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Needless to say, that eternal popularity and je ne sais quoi factor piques the interest of chefs around the world.
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If this piques your interest, shop custom certificates and gifts, and request an employee gift quote at Omaha Steaks here.
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Any voter can participate in any party primary that piques their interest, leading to a fair share of "crossover" voting.
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With classes in everything from coding to photography to personal finance, you're sure to find something that piques your interest.
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We put on Annihilation after True Detective is finished, and the movie piques my interest much more than True Detective did.
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Each discovery piques your curiosity and seems to dent Mr. Sanchez's credibility at the same time, a contradiction that isn't addressed.
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With classes in every topic imaginable, from personal branding to product management, there's bound to be something that piques your interest.
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It piques my interest in the reasons for medieval castles being depicted as quadrangular in shape; in actuality, not many are.
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Search the site for options, then save what piques your interest to your recipe box, so you can make them later.
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I still get the occasional query about a film or television role and as soon as one comes along that piques my interest.
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"People on Vine would bash people for no reason," Jon Paul Piques, who has over 3 million followers on the site, told Mic.
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Intrigue arrives in the sun-kissed form of Oliver (Armie Hammer), a 24-year-old American who immediately piques Elio's interest and envy.
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In many cases, the accused is also commonly known to have verbally or even physically assaulted others in piques of temper and rage.
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But he showed occasional piques of anger when some Republicans suggested that he was part of a political agenda designed to clear Mrs.
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Buffett is known for moving quickly when a deal piques his interest, but he tends to avoid getting involved in hostile takeover bids.
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I take a peek at the dealerships site to see if there's a used car that piques my interest, but I don't find anything.
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But the star-studded cast featuring Hill, Stone, Justin Theroux, and Sally Field piques my interest enough to dig for a few more details.
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While the Genesis is stunning in its exterior design and impressive with its interior tech, it is what it signals that piques my interest.
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And if neither of these piques your interest, you can always opt for the 1,000-piece vibrating puzzle, which is all about complementary colors.
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VR supporters hope "Ready Player One," filled with special effects and backed by an upbeat 1980s rock soundtrack, thrills audiences and piques their curiosity.
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One of them piques him with racist jibes, but Ron doesn't strike back; he merely takes a long, long time to do the fetching.
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I'm so conscious of what I like, that if it piques me, I'm going to feel it and I'm going to know immediately why.
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If a piece of art piques your curiosity, now there's actually a compelling reason to pull out your phone, that allows you to learn more.
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Once you've gotten an offer that piques your interest, he said, ask around and find out from other potential buyers what their terms would be.
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"My advice is that if you find a sale that piques your interest on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, pull the trigger," Ms. Soderlund said.
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Margo Pierce is a science writer poking her nose into everything that piques her curiosity, from NASA and sea turtles to climate change and green tech.
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Prada has always been less interested in what would please the male gaze than in what piques her own interest, and this collection was no exception.
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Whether you want to learn to code, model in Excel, write better emails, or speak with more confidence, there should be something that piques your interest.
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I'm sitting in a drive-thru, or waiting in a lonely Burger King queue, when one of the neon placards on the digital menu piques my interest.
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If checking out the same art as Meghan piques your interest, don't wait too long – in 2020, the space will be turned over to the Frick Collection.
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Each time, his piques have stirred up a fuss among politicians and commentators, but also cemented his reputation as a rare plain-speaking politician among the public.
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So you meet somebody who really piques your interest, but you're in a relationship and so you put things off and then you run into each other again.
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After a few hours of swiping, she finds one guy, Brad, who piques her interest – they both have A Cinderella Story with Hilary Duff as their favorite movie!
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Despite the camp décor, the Botanist advertises himself as "straight-acting" on his online profile, which piques the interest of Jones, then a student at Western Kentucky University.
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The promise of sandals, sunshine, and weekend trips to nearby beaches pales in comparison to what really piques our excitement for summer: the debut of new Trader Joe's goods.
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It is absurd but true that calling something French, regardless of its origin, instantly piques interest and makes things seem chic and more sophisticated, especially to the American crowd.
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She also alludes to that rumored Pretty Little Liars spin-off, writing that "Rosewood will forever live on!" which certainly piques our interest since Ravenswood didn't quite take off.
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If this piques your interest — or you're the kind of person who loves the nitty-gritty of tax details — take a listen by subscribing to The Weeds on iTunes.
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The show is peppered with goofy celebrity cameos, like Kyra Sedgwick (Bacon's actual wife) as a worm enthusiast who whips out her "Closer" blazer when Randy piques her suspicions.
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The show is peppered with goofy celebrity cameos, like Kyra Sedgwick (Bacon's actual wife) as a worm enthusiast who whips out her "Closer" blazer when Randy piques her suspicions.
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If it piques your curiosity there are much longer versions: On a genuinely bright note, your professional pilot, Deb, will be back from her mysterious sabbatical starting on Monday.
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In many cases — like those of Faraci, Belove, and Weinstein — the accused is also commonly known to have verbally or even physically assaulted others in piques of temper and rage.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Facebook is paying "internet stars," like Jon Paul Piques and Ray William Johnson, more than $100,000 to use Facebook Live for a few months.
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"Our hope is that the demo piques the interest of developers and entrepreneurs and inspires them to build things we can't even imagine using our tools, technology, and data platform."
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In a perfect world, we'd be able to build out our dream wardrobe with every last trend that piques our interest, but our budget doesn't always allow for that fashion fantasy.
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Wilentz did not choose to assemble already published material because he was lazy; if anything, he tends to write comprehensive tomes whenever a subject, from democracy to Dylan, piques his interest.
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"I wouldn't call myself a (royal) follower until they come into town, and then, of course, it piques our interest," Joan Wilson, a resident of Sidney, on the Saanich Peninsula, said.
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Trump is an unstable and unpredictable figure, governed by personal piques that take him in strange directions—like his recent, bizarre twitter feud with the actor Samuel L. Jackson over cheating at golf.
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What really piques my interest is when we observe a pattern emerging from apparent disorder--a recurrent blip in the monitoring data that must be telling us something fundamental about how volcanoes work.
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The app (available for both Android and iPhone) is simple to use: Just snap a photo of items you wish to discard, and neighbors receive alerts and can request whatever piques their interest.
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As I said earlier, new music comes at you from all angles, every single day, but it's not quite as common to hear something that piques your interest in a really genuine way.
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If the intersection of science and culture and emotions piques your interest, you'll also like William Davies's "Nervous States," which takes a wide-angle lens to our political moment and its attendant anxieties.
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The same probably applies to the Scout TK. It will cost $599 when it hits the market later this year, far out of the price range for something that simply piques your curiosity. h2.
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After being wooed by several eligible bachelors in the fourth and fifth seasons, Mary finally meets a man, Henry Talbot, who piques her interest in season six, even though he doesn't have a title.
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While we may grow weary of WFH outfit selfies, chaotic puzzle pics, and screenshots of Zoom happy hours, there's one social media posting that still piques our creative interests: the paint-by-number picture.
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We tell each other what we like, what we don't, what we want more or less of, and often talk about different positions and trying new things, just to see what piques each other's interest.
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An over-eager reporter photographs Marcus at the scene, and runs a story about the crime the next day which identifies Marcus as the key witness—a statement that piques the interest of the murderer.
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Michael Cartney, who leads the Lake Area Technical Institute in South Dakota: Why it piques our interest: We hear all the time that automation isn't going to rob Americans of their jobs, just change them.
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While my pustular piques have by no means retreated, having the aforementioned healthy management strategies to put into action makes me feel more empowered in the skin I'm in — even when it's temporarily on fire.
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Ann Carlson, a professor of environmental law at the University of California Los Angeles, said that the Supreme Court stepping in on a case like this strongly suggests there's something there that piques the court's interest.
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Nothing at H&M really piques her interest, so I suggest we drive down a street with a lot of thrift and vintage stores and pop into a few to see if she can find anything.
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At the end of the year, they can use what's in the spend jar on a game they've been wanting, for example, and give what's in the donate jar to a charity that piques their interest.
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Peruse the aisles for something that piques your interest: a new ice cream your friend recently told you about, an exotic melon that is in season, or maybe edible flowers you recently enjoyed in a restaurant entree.
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Some people stumble upon electronic music by accident, whether it's hearing a catchy dance-pop collaboration on the radio that piques their curiosity, or by exploring the alien sounds emanating from any given festival's DJ-dedicated stage.
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If one of these books sounds unappealing to you, you will probably not like any of them — but if even one of them piques your interest, you will probably find yourself yearning to read all of them.
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I'm able to check out whatever weird book or movie piques my interest, and they try to include books relevant to my region, which is especially helpful in my pursuit of learning to identify plants in my area.
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It's no secret that some of the most popular books in history have been banned (Harry Potter, Huckleberry Finn, To Kill A Mockingbird), and that banning anyone — particularly teens — from doing something often piques their interest in it.
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No matter which size piques your interest, each comes with a microSD slot for easy storage expansion, a bouncy case that will protect it, a year subscription to kid-friendly content, and a no-fuss two-year warranty.
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"The section was driven directly from my own experience to get my kids to read The Times and see how they respond to the normal paper, what they like and don't like, what piques their interest," he added.
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If a red-and-gold manicure piques your creative interest, scroll through the slides ahead to find your curated guide to Chinese New Year nail art — a simple way to capture the spirit of the Lunar New Year traditions.
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And in the afternoon poet Amber Atiya will lead a book-making workshop — so if you somehow don't find anything that piques your interest among the books on offer, you'll be well on your way to making your own.
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"When you go through something that's intensive and do it for so long ... I think I just need to take a step back, take it all in and see what next intrigues me and piques my interest," she said.
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It's your classic set-up: A mysterious English baronet (Tom Hiddleston) with a crumbling mansion in northern England piques the romantic interest of a young aspiring New York author (Mia Wasikowska) and off they trot to their creepy new home.
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It would give a full complement of justices a fresh chance to navigate a wrenching dilemma: encourage a flood of constitutional claims for piques suffered abroad or, perhaps, empower trigger-happy border-patrol agents to wield their authority—and their weapons—with impunity.
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Jon Paul Piques, center, is one of the internet stars Facebook is paying to use its Live platform (Image: Getty)So far, Facebook Live's partnerships with digital publishers has yielded, among other things, an exploded watermelon and a failed interview with the president.
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"Tools like comic books are great because they get a conversation started and piques kids' interest, and sometimes that's the hardest part," said Laura Levine, president and chief executive of the Jump$tart Coalition, a Washington nonprofit that promotes youth financial literacy.
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Louie: Well, I'll just see one that looks interesting or something about something that piques my interest, like cooking videos, or just videos that interest me, and then I'll see them, and it really just is the short burst thing, I think.
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With no formal training or prior experience, Susie nonetheless piques Madame Blanc's interest, and soon becomes the company's rising star, set to perform the lead role in Volk, a dance choreographed in the aftermath of World War II, and rooted in trauma and suffering.
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When they see a section that piques their interest, they can draw a box around it and SMILY will perform its image-matching magic, comparing what's inside the box to the entire corpus of the Cancer Genome Atlas, a huge database of tagged and anonymized samples.
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That free plan with a transaction fee is ultimately what at least piques the interest of potential instructors, and Teachable also hosts workshops to try to get them more excited about the opportunity — and then get them to start paying as they look to attract more and more students and need a more robust toolkit, like advanced reporting.
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It betters (for me) her room of little picket sign-like pieces leaning against the wall, "Les Piques" ("Pics," 1992) in the exhibition Soulèvements, which is still up at the Jeu de Paume, and far and away surpasses her rather weak skull of black cloth gloves with pencil tips entitled "Gants-tête" ("Gloves-Head," 1999), recently on view in the Carambolages show at the Grand Palais.
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Los Angelian scandals feature prominently: "'Archetypals siphon power from nuclear plant, then destroy it…', 'Non-violent rainouts being arrested en mass…', 'Minerva, the world's most-trusted search engine, remains down for the twentieth week after CLOUD crash…', 'BiAnima stocks continue to plummet…', 'Post-trauma memory wipes face federal ban…', 'Citadel bomber, Oni Matsui still at large'…" Among the options, one piques Lyle's interest: Saturn, pale yellow and potbellied, rotates with "TRAGEDY" written in a crisp Serif bolded in the foreground.
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