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"From the number of field studies I have conducted and my work as a brand consultant, the number one parameter that seems to both entertain and engage millennials is the authenticity of certain brands.

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Of course, this was a far smaller, lifeless and surreal setting, but to their credit, everyone in the room seemed entertained and bought copies of the book.

I wondered at Barnes's motivation in creating choreography that seems so desperate to entertain.

Pop art had broken the hegemony of Abstract Expressionism; its bumptious, mass-cult images were attracting a whole new audience to an art that seemed immediately comprehensible and highly entertaining.

It was that latter unfortunate habit that seemed most likely to be entertained during my childhood watching representatives of England or Britain come up tragically (or sometimes comically) short in games of skill.

I comforted myself by choosing PBS shows that seemed as educational as they were entertaining.

It's this instinct to entertain that seems to connect Thiérrée to his grandfather - and to enable him to carve out his own creative path.

For a state with an unemployment rate above 12percentthathat ranks 39th in public school performance, that last caper might not seem all that entertaining.

Perhaps it's just the mood we're in these days, but poems that had seemed merely entertaining begin to vibrate peculiarly with the news.

The only explanation that they can seem to entertain is that Tibetan unrest is the work of "foreign agents" or the Dalai Lama and his 'clique' coupled with, according to Shakya "an inherent ethnic propensity for violence".