Sentence examples for entertain oneself from inspiring English sources
There are many different ways to entertain oneself with games derived from the standard chess formats.
Solitude, boredom, and the desperate need to entertain oneself are ideal stimuli for songwriting.
The very term "living out" suggests a posture of passivity, of entertaining oneself alone while waiting for the inevitable.
In this rendition and many others in the collection, it is entertaining to find oneself not questioning Hoover's prowess as a poet, but Shakespeare's instead.
Who could resist the chance to entertain neighbors, Mother Earth and oneself all at the same time — with the possibility of making money and an eco-statement too?
Twentieth-century avant-garde theatre had a strong anti-theatrical bias, the idea being that to care about the people in the audience to want to entertain them or even to make oneself understood by them was a forfeiture of artistic status, a lowering of one's sights.
Not that I advocate equating oneself to a business, but if you entertain this metaphor, you may see the need to restructure your own approach to self-promotion.
He seems as determined to goad as he is to entertain, and is so accomplished at both that one tends to find oneself in a state of weirdly mingled enjoyment and dislike at almost every juncture of his work.
Good novels entertain you.
