Sentence examples for Slightly entertaining from inspiring English sources

"It was the summer of 2002 and I accidentally packed my dop kit in my carry on instead of my checked bag, I got through security with a sheathed 5 in knife and a shaving razor... .. While knives are pretty serious, there are a few items on the TSA's no-carry-on list that are slightly entertaining.

In the village of Huntington, some shoppers found the problems over in the 516 area code slightly entertaining, and they wondered why Nassau residents were not more upset.

It's a feature that, had I had it years ago, would've meant that much of the regrettable (but now slightly entertaining) things I wrote in the past would now be easily prevented with a flick of the wrist.

But the appearance of Daniel Baldwin was slightly entertaining, even if it was hinted at over the past few days.

We asked you, reader, to submit your queries for our new advice columnist (which you can still do if you know how to find and then follow instructions), and though it was slightly entertaining and heartbreaking to hear how many of you are owed money by often former, always lunatic roommates and/or subletters, this week we decided to showcase Ron's acumen with a whole different batch of hot water.

Waiting for the Maison Martin Margiela show this afternoon, I was horrified, and slightly entertained, to hear the tale of Drew Elliott's amazing adventure ride into Paris from the airport that morning.

Ms. Linke is never unclothed in the slightly scattered but entertaining "Often I Find That I Am Naked," which opened on Tuesday night at the New York International Fringe Festival.

Fry has written so often about himself that his Fry Chronicles feel slightly redundant, though highly entertaining.

8 p.m. 8) KITCHEN STADIUM There's something slightly disturbing, yet deliciously entertaining about seeing a raw hunk of beef butchered into a glistening mound of steak tartare.

If you're having a formal gathering, you'll probably need to take a slightly different approach to entertaining.

She was in the habit of entertaining her siblings (and slightly weirding them out) by linking her hands together, putting them over her head behind her ears, and then getting her elbows to bend in the wrong direction.