Sentence examples for entertaining alternative from inspiring English sources

And, if all else fails, at least it makes an entertaining alternative to fishing.

The wordless yearning emo love stuff is unavoidable but Vampire Diaries is a faster, funnier, more entertaining alternative to the increasingly ponderous True Blood.

If religious conservatives become converts to teaching critical thinking, examining evidence and entertaining alternative perspectives, they will have lessons to teach us all.

Madbid's spokesman would not discuss the company's financial health but said its mission is to "revolutionise the way consumers shop online, offering an entertaining alternative to the likes of Amazon and eBay".

The results are always a bit of a mixed bag, but often present an entertaining alternative to the latest phone/tv/washing machine iterations from its parent company.

So Psismic offers an entertaining alternative approach that gives internet daters a chance to be a little more honest above themselves, if a bit indirectly.

"On the other hand, these things have become so ritualistic and boring that it would be easy to find more entertaining alternatives".

For those who don't care about off-road performance there are more comfortable, affordable and entertaining alternatives.

Middle-Class Sizzle The 10-week season of the eight-team XFL is being positioned as an entertaining middle-class alternative to the corporate, buttoned-down N.F.L., with no fair catches allowed, no kicks on points after touchdown, no specific rules protecting quarterbacks from hits and players scrambling for the ball at midfield instead of a coin toss.

The country's two major sports networks, Sportsnet and TSN (Owned by Rogers and Bell Media respectively, who each own 37.5% of the Raptors owners, Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment) would be wise to treat the Raptors for exactly what they are: pesky, entertaining and a healthy alternative for a country that has become entirely too consumed by the mythology of one of its national sports.

I love ex libris, the boring-sounding (but actually extremely entertaining) game where you write alternative beginnings and endings to famous books in order to fool everyone else into thinking yours is the real one.