Sentence examples for be entertaining if from inspiring English sources

That said, it should be entertaining, if nothing else.

This would be entertaining, if I were a child.

His series could be entertaining if he keeps the frosting thick and tasteless.

The competitiveness of that match suggests today's duel should be entertaining, if only because their personality clash makes for compelling viewing.

And while driving the cruise can be entertaining, if a bit punishing for the automobile, the event is best taken in on foot, walking at the side of the road and mingling with the crowd.

That could be entertaining if the Tories gain power: David Cameron's director of communications, Andy Coulson, used to work for Rupert Murdoch's News of the World, while his director of strategy, Steve Hilton, is married to Google PR chief Rachel Whetstone.

The Republican primary was entertaining, if less competitive.

As a campaign it was entertaining, if slightly dotty.

Francisco Andújar, who attended the première, told me that it was entertaining, if a little puzzling.

It's entertaining, if exasperating; a cleverly configured and officially sanctioned drama about unofficial negotiations behind the scenes in 1961.

It's entertaining, if you can block out the screams of terror from small children whose parents were seduced by the attraction's cute-as-a-bug imagery.