"entertaining about" is not a correct or widely used phrase in written English.
It doesn't make sense in a grammatical or contextual sense. It would be better to use a different phrase or structure in order to convey your message clearly. Example: "The presentation was entertaining and informative."
This book is biliously entertaining about orthorexia's crazy extremes.
8 p.m. 8) KITCHEN STADIUM There's something slightly disturbing, yet deliciously entertaining about seeing a raw hunk of beef butchered into a glistening mound of steak tartare.
What's entertaining about the terms of engagement is that they're so fabulously asymmetric: a battle between intimacy and enormity, between fragility and robustitude.
What is new, startling and immensely entertaining about this work is its cinematic toggling between the thoughts of Bearden (and other C.I.A. spymasters) and their K.G.B. opponents.
In fact, it's so good that I'm probably going to have a hard time being in any way entertaining about it.
Sam Grobart of Bloomberg Businessweek really didn't like it: If you're going to distort the truth, manufacture conflict and present people shallower than a dinner plate from the Kate Hudson Kitchen Kollection, at least be entertaining about it.
A U. of California professor told author that he entertains about 200 Asian visitors a year.
Fortunately, the science fiction writer's seal of approval helped remove the misgivings that some might entertain about the artistic character of Ruscha's "Boulangerie".
The findings of the psychologist Daniel Kahneman, winner of a Nobel economics prize, are devastating to the beliefs that financial high-fliers entertain about themselves.
"You made the right decision," Trump agreed, as if putting to rest any notion he might have entertained about promoting a Lebed exhibition bout in Atlantic City.
And people who live in the city will also be cured of many fanciful notions they might entertain about the idyllic wholesomeness of rural life.
