Sentence examples for entertaining expressions from inspiring English sources

Smith sent out a team of semi-professional videographers into the audience to capture the rapt (and often entertaining) expressions of fans who are completely lost in the music.

He has an entertaining expression of shame while confessing that his degree subject was Canadian Television.

Out of that grew a much more vibrant and entertaining expression of second-generation black Britons based around the Saxon Sound System in Smiley's end of southeast London.

I want my television viewing experience to be an entertaining expression of the real world.

But if choreography is to matter, it must be — even when light and entertaining — a serious expression of human energies.

Moreover, against the claim that the internet is impoverishing our language must be set the truth that it is (somehow simultaneously) expanding it with new and entertaining means of expression.

Such events would not only be fresh and entertaining spectacles but an expression of the "principle of equality of men and women" as demanded in the Olympic Charter.

He leaves the entertaining to the entertainers.

The groundbreaking dissemination of television sets moved the center of gravity in popular culture from film to television, thereby developing the expression of more popular, entertaining, and titillating topics in order to attract the attention of viewers.

"The expressions were priceless and really entertaining," Gamand told the outlet.

Eating is entertaining, and this definitely entertains.