Sentence examples for entertaining remarks from inspiring English sources

— The program, if not Tovey's entertaining remarks (he's a master at backhanded compliments), was serious.

Her rambling remarks were entertaining -- she is always that -- but hardly presidential.

His remarks were neither entertaining nor inspirational.

Grayson's disappointment was evident in his opening remark – "It was very entertaining, I suppose" – but the manager was not unduly downcast.

Remarking on how much entertaining styles had changed over the years, Ms. Aronson expressed doubt that traditional balls would be on the program once the house sold, venturing that buyers might "put their large-screen TV in there".

Mr. Gore's remarks were said to be entertaining and interesting but not deeply revelatory.

"It's been a very entertaining afternoon," one judge could be heard remarking to another after oral arguments ended.

Ferguson's remarks are in tune with his entertaining, polemical film, which contains interviews with financial players ranging from George Soros to Christine Lagarde, Nouriel Roubini and Eliot Spitzer.

Those are some of the sassier remarks by Mark Kostabi in "Con Artist," Michael Sladek's entertaining documentary portrait of one of the art world's most outrageous provocateurs.

Mohr et al. [ 29] remarked that the "serious game movement" is finding "entertaining games" being designed for therapeutic purposes, especially in the field of mental health (EGP).

"Baywatch" certainly skirts that risk, as when Matt listens to his pals at lunch and remarks, "Everything you guys are talking about sounds like an entertaining but far-fetched TV show".