Sentence examples for entertaining challenging from inspiring English sources

But fun means engaging, entertaining, challenging, memorable, playful and many more words all perfectly sensible aspirations for a museum exhibit.

He may be leaving the BBC but I am sure he will continue to entertain, challenge and amuse audiences for many years to come.

Their give and take with Henry on issues pertaining to the value of art -- Is it supposed to entertain, challenge, console?

Whatever the filmmaker's motive for making the movie, be it to entertain, challenge or take us on a journey, none of those things will happen if we don't first buy a cinema ticket.

We hope that the list surprises, entertains, challenges and inspires you.

Despite all the evidence that has come out over the last several years, the Mississippi courts have not only refused to entertain challenges to Hayne's credibility in appeals and post-conviction petitions, they've allowed Hayne to continue to testify in civil cases, for defense attorneys and in the legacy cases in which he performed the autopsy.

PC Zone, however, called the first-person shooting entertaining and challenging.

Good theater should inform, entertain and challenge.

When the intention is to entertain and challenge, the effect is quite the opposite.

Make it into whatever will entertain and challenge you, whether you're a professional artist or a group of amateurs.

Unlike in Sunset, there is no larger story: the work, however tiresome-seeming, is meant to entertain and challenge on its own.