The phrase "entertaining humour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something has a humourous quality that is intended to be entertaining. For example, "The stand-up comedian had an entertaining humour that had the audience laughing all night."
Later Townsend stated he has found the project hard to schedule and work with amidst touring and writing, stating "it takes a lot of effort" to keep the content with tongue-in-cheek humour entertaining.
"Looking at the project as a producer, it was always a given to me that parents would relate to the dilemma of John and Eileen Crowley – that bit was easy," says Ford. "But how to make a film that would continue to sustain their interest and give some breadth to the emotional context; a film that would be both informing and entertaining and, even, bring humour?
A fierce and (to me, anyway) entertaining imagination, a sense of humour (I never minded being laughed at) and a healthy dollop of optimism meant I would have called myself happy.
In his long speech, Sid added: "Thank you to all the Gogglebox families and each and every member of them because they bring a unique and quirky sense of humour to entertain everyone.
In this, her third novel, Holman has jumped another couple of centuries to land in modern times and her own birthplace, rural Virginia, but she has retained her unique recipe: ideas to provoke, humour to entertain, and characters we can unreservedly love.
There's also the fact that, when commandeered by two whip-smart but unpretentious young men, with abundant skills and an off-beam sense of humour, improv, mime, clown and physical theatre can – whisper it – be hugely entertaining.
"Humour is a great vehicle to make social commentary about things that are going on these days," he said, echoing a speech he gave at Toronto last year in which he told documentary film-makers to be more entertaining.
