Sentence examples for entertaining effect from inspiring English sources

Bay is Hollywood's biggest alpha-bull; this time he gallops through the china shop to entertaining effect.

Then he got loose off that Goose, to more entertaining effect.

No one has done this recently to more entertaining effect than Lindsey Davis.

He accounts for each and every last detail, often to entertaining effect.

But what he really displays here, in great abundance and to entertaining effect, is a Tarantino touch.

It's an entertaining effect, but its pleasures are somewhat offset by the accompanying score, which sounds like a meltdown alarm in a nuclear reactor.

In previous years, The Bear and The Hare or Monty The Penguin have slogged away on Twitter to limited effect, entertaining just a handful of followers (who presumably all work in advertising).

Dinners with the president — or breakfast or lunch or coffee or drinks or golf — won't create a glorious bipartisan Valhalla, but history suggests that at least one of our greatest presidents mastered the means of entertaining to political effect.

When one doubts the outcomes of a poor-quality study, one is in effect entertaining the possibility that some array of other factors or reasons (beside the one the study aimed at characterizing) has accounted for the outcomes, and the study's design does not allow one to attribute the outcomes confidently to the nominally tested influence.

That threshold would necessarily be extraordinarily high because of the very disruptive effect that entertaining such claims would have on the need for finality in capital cases, and the enormous burden that having to retry cases based on often stale evidence would place on the States.

Likewise, the Atlantic's Marc Ambinder entertains the "Obama effect" possibility, but suspends an absolute judgment on what is no doubt an unquantifiable phenomenon.