Sentence examples for entertaining artifact from inspiring English sources

"Hot Summer," the teenage musical that was the D.D.R.'s second-highest-grossing film in 1968, is not quite socialism a-go-go but it's an entertaining artifact nonetheless.

(By far the most entertaining artifact from Ms. Carey's disastrous 2001 is David LaChapelle's garish -- and hilarious -- music video for "Loverboy," a song from the movie soundtrack, in which Ms. Carey squeezes into a snug pair of shorts and waves a checkered flag at a bunch of car-racing rappers).

Don't expect "Book of Days" to be anywhere near as entertaining as such artifacts can be.

Even now, Mr. Scelsa's museum — a low-tech collection of documents and artifacts — is open to the public only on the weekends, entertaining groups by appointment during the week.

Abandoned railroad stations might be fetching in an eerie sort of way, but the rest of the museum was filled with artifacts of recent ruination that were too depressing to be entertaining.

So entertaining.

Hugely entertaining.

Fabulously entertaining.

He's entertaining.

He was hugely entertaining.

Sure, he's entertaining.