Sentence examples for entertaining fact from inspiring English sources

He starts with an entertaining fact (throughout, he seeks to entertain even as he provokes and, sometimes, moves): Both were born on Feb. 12, 1809.

Apparently the average viewer saw the vignette as just one more entertaining fact of city life.

For instance one might note that one must have learned this fact in elementary school, and that one had entertained this fact on earlier occasions since the belief was first acquired.

During the second intifada" — after the collapse of the 2000 peace talks — "there were all those terror attacks, and Israelis did not want to entertain any facts that contradicted their emotions or the way they saw the world".

Early in the morning, the young and the hungry surf the Web for arcane food facts, entertaining tips and fanciful recipes.

It is, in fact, hugely entertaining.... ...... John Calhoun feels that what makes the film both "important and influential" was "Leni's uncanny ability to bring out the period's slapstick elements in the story's hackneyed conventions: the sliding panels and disappearing acts are so fast paced and expertly timed that the picture looks like a first-rate door-slamming farce..

The 58-year-old, who says his big achievement is "making facts as entertaining as possible", is a pioneer in "how to" and reality TV.

There must be sufficient evidence to permit the conclusion that the defendant in fact entertained serious doubts as to the truth of his publication.

While he shared his generation's horror of war and was once called "the 'spiritual father' of appeasement," Keynes never, in fact, entertained the delusion that the "brigand powers" could be pacified.

And it's possible that the packed audience was in fact entertained by the dance, which is given its pretext by a barely-there story: Two tribes remaining on a parched Earth after some sort of catastrophe are saved by the arrival of a pure soul who reconciles them and brings rain.

Marsden was entertained by the fact that Pluto was "retired" as a planet on the same day that he retired as director of the Minor Planet Center.