Sentence examples for be a more entertaining from inspiring English sources

Argo may be a more entertaining film.

Bobby Jones and Alister MacKenzie designed it that way back in the early 1930s, believing it would be a more entertaining course for it.

Goldsholl was delighted -- Milton Berle had to be a more entertaining guest than any of the bumbling players then taking up space on the Nets' roster.

Covering mafia trials in Providence, Rhode Island, persuaded him that being a trial lawyer was a more entertaining career option.

"Has there ever been a more entertaining, better team in St . Louisand has won a championship?" said the veteran outfielder Lance Berkman, who won his first World Series after 13 seasons in baseball.

What Moonves sought for news, an associate told me, was "a more entertaining, faster paced" newscast, one that might attract more forty-five-year-olds not the approach forty-five-year-olds notther CBS News executives.

The second half was a more entertaining affair, almost instantly.

The match on the whole was a more entertaining affair and was given an early jolt when Croatia striker Mandzukic scored moments after the kick off.

I want the Wizards to win: they're a more entertaining team largely because of their fourth year point guard, John Wall.

In what was perhaps a more entertaining example of corporate paranoia, a businessman comments that the country could become a police state.

Really, has there ever been a more perversely entertaining tale of dysfunction than Brown's 11-month stint with the Knicks?