Sentence examples for but entertain from inspiring English sources
This confession of a reluctant Christian will convert no one – but entertain, well, a fair few.
Under Van Gaal, Manchester United will not only amuse, but entertain.
When Boris Johnson evokes Hitler and Michael Gove suggests Britain follows in Albania's footsteps they do not engage but entertain.
"I can't help but entertain doubts on whether the sequence of events in Subic last November of 2005 really occurred the way the court found them to have happened," she said in her new statement.
But entertain this radical proposition: The universal basic income is a necessary condition for a just society, for it recognizes the fact that most of us — men, women, parents and nonparents — do a great deal of unpaid work to sustain the general well-being.
I couldn't help but entertain the ways I would have done things differently if I were in his shoes, taking advantage of the peace in a way he seemed unable to do: sitting serenely in the wilderness, studying the movements of the stars, composing poetry about humanity's unbalanced relationship with the natural world and communing with the Disney-eyed wildlife around me.
The results are mixed, but entertaining.
Guaranteed procrastination aids, perhaps, but entertaining nonetheless.
Child's play, maybe, but entertaining all the same.
Inspector Brooks said it was anything but entertaining inside.
