Sentence examples for entertaining notions from inspiring English sources
Their most recent sci-fi epic, Jupiter Ascending, was another rebellion story, entertaining notions of hybrid identities such as humans who are part-bee or dog.
Besides those problems, the panel's final report said the track faced possible increased competition for the gambling dollar from New York, noting that Gov. George E. Pataki is talking about allowing slot machines at New York tracks and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's administration is entertaining notions about a casino on Governors Island.
Author Phill Hall, writing for Film Threat in 2002, described the film as exceptionally sluggish and one-dimensional, and lampooned it saying "it takes the strongest of constitutions to endure this film without entertaining notions of matricide".
The more entertaining notion is that it is there after all the actors have left, to appease the ghosts and provide a light by which to stage their own performances.
The government's obligation was to get the best price, as opposed to entertaining airy notions about building a "shareholding democracy".
Okay, but I was one of these, haunting the various New Age bookstores and entertaining peculiar notions.
Another entertaining that notion is City Councilman Wendell Foster, who said that a black candidate would fare well under such circumstances.
They want 24 of those $39.99 place settings, which may mean they'll be doing a lot of casual entertaining — or just have notions that they will, like most of your friends do when they draw up their registries.
Rolle spoke for about 15 minutes Tuesday and was his typically entertaining self, furthering the notion that he will be a highlight of the Giants' session at next Tuesday's media day in Indianapolis.
And the Germans, it seems to me, have encouraged the Teutonic notion that anything entertaining or exciting must be lightweight or pulp.
Applause to Tila for even entertaining, for one hour, the notion of going offline in dealing with such a tragic event.
