Sentence examples for entertained to note from inspiring English sources

Democrats think the latest Senate ad from Georgia contender David Perdue is "shameful," but they were entertained to note that some leading Republicans could suffer collateral damage from the spot.

In this relation it is important to note that appellant has challenged the proceeding in limine by seeking to prevent the probate judge from entertaining it.

This is not to suggest that Sanders's thriller does much more than entertain but rath er to note that "The Anderson Tapes" has semi‐serious over tones, the best of which give it more guts than most late mov ies.

And he entertained Picasso, who noted the Long Man's lack of private parts and pronounced him "prudish".

Living in digital silos like Facebook exacerbates lack of trust as its feed "is determined by an algorithm designed more to entertain than to inform," the report noted.

Not to entertain, but to educate.

In "Green Georgette," a little girl whose mother (like O'Brien's) once worked in America, suffers as she watches her mother fawn over a haughty lady who has asked them to tea to thank them for giving her cream from their cows when she was entertaining "people of note" at a fancy supper party.

While Currie's notion of cooperative tyrannosaurs was entertained, the paper also noted that large numbers of animals are often brought together under harsh conditions, such as drought or flood.

Business Entertaining to Impress.

Sarah Carey, editorial director of food and entertaining for Martha Stewart Living, notes that cast-iron can more stubbornly retain odors, which can be problematic for whatever you plan to cook next.

Robert Ignizio of the Cleveland Scene described the film as an "entertaining fantasy", and noted that it "has a stronger visual look [than Twilight] and does a better job with its action scenes while still keeping the focus on the central love triangle".