Sentence examples for be much more entertaining from inspiring English sources

Commentators "can also be much more entertaining than the TV folks because we are not ex-players and are not really afraid to offend anyone," the U.S. journalist Matt Cronin said.

Last week, when Cardiff and Paris were packed with emotion and energy, the game in Rome was distinctly second best and I would not expect Italy to be much more entertaining at Twickenham onSaturday.

Keep doing the job as you engage in this wild behaviour, not only will you keep earning money but your work will be much more entertaining.

Reading a good book or taking up a hobby like sewing, fishing, hiking, gardening, chess against a computer, painting will be much more entertaining than watching T.V all day.

A teacher that cares strongly about the material and the students growth and improvement will be much more entertaining, interesting, and engaging for a student than one who just recites, "lists" facts and reads course notes as if making speeches about the material.

Which is much more entertaining.

But they're much more entertaining than Rio or Michael.

I watched Friday's Gogglebox straight after The Kitchen, and it is much more entertaining.

The commentators' strong Italian pronunciation of "Parmaaa versus Rooooma" was much more entertaining than the action on the field.

"The trailer for Grand Budapest Hotel was much more entertaining than the film itself," one viewer said of the Wes Anderson film.

While the Detroit auto show was dolefully heavy on trucks and green rhetoric, Geneva was much more entertaining.