Sentence examples for entertain equally from inspiring English sources

At this week's meeting of the International Astronomical Union, astronomers were asked to entertain equally odd thoughts when they were presented with the latest evidence that some early galaxies, although smaller than their more recent counterparts, contain much more mass.

If playwright David Williamson's revamped version of The Club – set at the Collingwood football club in the 70's – wasn't already touring, a straight telling of their present-day plight would entertain equally.

These days, whites may not believe in a government plot to spread AIDS, but they do entertain the equally malevolent theory that the United States government had a hand in the 9/11 attacks.

But anyone who has spent way more hours of their life than they'd like to admit in a cinema or watching films on Netflix, DVDs and tapes (remember those?) knows it's equally as entertaining to discuss the worst movies of all time.

Equally as entertaining are the people who attend the shows -- true fashion devotees are always front row (think Daphne Guinness and Anna Dello Russo), and their style is usually just as impressive as what's on the runway.

Not only does she get everyone laughing on Bravo's "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and "Vanderpump Rules," but the 52-year-old's off-screen personality is equally as entertaining.

When his turn came, Mr. Obama was equally entertained.

The Anything Goes contest the night before the championship should be equally entertaining.

It amused the crowd no end: the series against England is likely to prove equally entertaining.

He was an aggrieved traditionalist with a pop-culture itch, equally entertained by Rubens and tabloid cartoons.

Equally entertaining is the adaptation of Nick Hornby's book, High Fidelity, showing the the zealous, at times unhinged enthusiasm of store staff and customers.