Sentence examples for entertaining not from inspiring English sources
A Bernie Sanders presidency would certainly be entertaining, not least because at 74 by the end of a second term he'll think that he's Beyonce.
His plans to build a giant wall sealing the US border with Mexico are entertaining, not least because it would be interesting to see a nation as heavily armed as America go into cocaine withdrawal.
The story may be essentially inconsequential but the set-pieces (including a flashy firefight in the woods) are fun, the traps and gadgets ingenious, and the overall air entertaining – not something I would have expected to say of Ritchie a few years ago.
"Puzzles are meant to be entertaining, not an exam.
But wouldn't life be more entertaining — not to mention more euphonious — if someone like Gore Vidal were writing their dialogue?
While not always plausible, the play is consistently entertaining, not least for its comic, often absurdist digressions.
The crowd had come to be entertained, not engage in vicious battle.
Deen thinks lawmakers are misreading porn's purpose: to entertain, not educate.
The listener benefits because we're being entertained, not waving away a pest.
Hey, this is the Super Bowl, and the object is to entertain, not sell.
They created advertising that was designed to entertain, not to sell.
