Sentence examples for entertaining pastime from inspiring English sources

Pure carnage isn't really in vogue these days, but on a computer screen, it is an entertaining pastime.

And if that seems too cerebral, an entertaining pastime is to hunt for words that are either missing from a language, or unique to it.

"I hope fans collect because it's an entertaining pastime.

Among Western samples, the scale has been found to have a three-factor structure comprising Entertainment-social (e.g., "Keeping up with news about my favorite celebrity is an entertaining pastime"), Intense-personal (e.g., "To know my favorite celebrity is to love him/her"), and Borderline-pathological (e.g., "I have frequent thoughts about my favorite celebrity, even when I don't want to").

(Appropriately, the sleek set by Kris Stone resembles a giant blue chess board.) You may come to feel like you're watching hand after hand of poker, a pastime that grows less entertaining once you've caught on to the rules and don't have a hand yourself.

Sports is in the sweet spot of transformative technology and media that have made these pastimes even more ubiquitous and entertaining.

One of her favorite pastimes was conducting a salon in her NYC brownstone, entertaining all the greats from theater, music, dance, politics and arts & letters.

So entertaining.

Hugely entertaining.

Fabulously entertaining.

The early work here includes outdoor urban scenes: a bustling fruit stand in Coney Island, a run-down racetrack in New Jersey, images of popular pastimes like skating, and theatrical subjects, like the Manet-influenced "Seated Actress With Mirror" (circa 1903), a sexy -- for that period of American art -- rendition of an actress entertaining a young male admirer backstage.