Sentence examples for entertaining figures from inspiring English sources
Rambling through the story far more purposefully than the entertaining figures in some of Mr. Russo's earlier books are a set of characters who reflect one another's situations.
Based on his flamboyant first impression at a fan rally, Ballmer will be one of the most entertaining figures inside the arena.
Mr. James is an entertaining figure, displaying a wicked sense of humor and an ornate modesty.
Another entertaining figure flailing against a pace attack with no observable hand-eye co-ordination is the Earl of Cardigan.
It is to this book's credit that Ulysses is a vital, entertaining figure as well as a symptom of social ills.
The exhibition's curators have taken the brave decision to ignore Dalí the showman and concentrate instead on Dalí the intellectual – a less entertaining figure, but a very much more interesting one.
Antonio Bustamante, a civil rights lawyer who is among his most vociferous critics, said Sheriff Arapaio is often portrayed as a "kind of quixotic and entertaining figure," at times a caricature, at others a key player in the national immigration debate.
"Played by Heath Ledger in what seems to be a demented tribute to Val Kilmer's performance in 'The Doors,' Skip is always volatile, frequently drunk and consistently the most entertaining figure in the movie" (Scott).
Only after he conceded to President Bill Clinton in 1996 and gave up his quest for the Oval Office did Mr. Dole re-emerge in the popular culture as a talk-show guest and put himself forward as a less acerbic, more entertaining figure.
"You can't help but like the guy," she said, complaining that he was such an entertaining figure in town that a local radio station planned to make him a talk-show guest host, a role in which she expected he would powerfully proclaim his innocence.
Rosler's bold and inventive tactics played their part too, of course, and he made for an animated and entertaining figure in his technical area as he bellowed instructions to his players.
