Sentence examples for entertaining personal from inspiring English sources

A tech biography lives or dies by revealing, or at least entertaining, personal glimpses.

"My Trip to Al-Qaeda," which exemplifies the loftiest ambitions of the Tribeca Film Festival, beginning its ninth year on Wednesday, is an utterly compelling (dare I say entertaining?) personal history lesson, filled with insights that come as little jolts.

Among a number of entertaining personal vignettes, Mr. Hobsbawm befriends E. M. Forster in his Cambridge retirement and one evening in the early 1960's quixotically takes the author of "Howards End" to London to see a performance by Lenny Bruce.

I'm not sure I agree it was the best panel ever, but we had a lively discussion about the value of Facebook, the value of Facebook platform to developers, what should be done about black hat developers, and Jason Calacanis, in addition to his insightful comments, threw in a few entertaining personal attacks as well.

Late on Tuesday night, Facebook founder – and chief executive – Mark Zuckerberg said it was time for the social network to "start focusing on what platforms will come next to enable even more useful, entertaining and personal experiences".

"At this point we feel we're in a position where we can start focusing on what platforms will come next to enable even more useful, entertaining and personal experiences," he wrote in a status update as the acquisition was announced in March.

We have a lot more to do on mobile, but at this point we feel we're in a position where we can start focusing on what platforms will come next to enable even more useful, entertaining and personal experiences.

The season also includes a special program, "Voigt Lessons," Ms. Voigt's personal, entertaining and poignant one-woman recital in which she tells of her life through songs and confessional stories.

But Buckley prepared before the Democrats' meeting in Chicago (he'd gone sailing before Miami) and the two traded entertaining and increasingly personal blows (at one point Buckley pulls out a letter from Bobby Kennedy suggesting Vidal should be served up to the Viet Cong).

She can now add author to the list, having just penned her first book, Yes Please, a thought provoking and entertaining collection of personal stories and advice.

In the closing Perkins/Metzenberg Lecture, Michael Hynes (University of Melbourne, Australia) gave a sharp, entertaining, and highly personal view of his scientific career, including sound advice to early career scientists: read, think, talk to your peers; be generous with your ideas and time; be realistic, flexible and do not neglect your work-family life balance.