Watching his choreographic work, though, I noticed some not so entertaining tropes: Ashford had a tendency to present his female dancers as types — vamp, ditz, and so on — rather than as full-bodied characters.
As a very rich mental patient, Mr. Pitt is wild-eyed with some interesting physical tics and a tendency toward irrational but entertaining outbursts; the role earned him an Oscar nomination for best supporting actor.
"What's more entertaining than a baby with Machiavellian tendencies and a hell-bent passion for world domination?" said Kim Senn, VP, Product Development for Airborne Entertainment.
The Iron Ghost by Jen Williams The highly anticipated sequel to the entertaining The Copper Promise, which featured appealing leads with a tendency to put self-interest ahead of heroism.
One of the respondents in this very entertaining collection of Harlem residents reacting to the phenomenon delivers an accurate summary of America's historical tendency to hoover up Harlem culture without permission, but Baauer's "Harlem Shake" may not be one of those inhalations.
While Ferrer is the betting favorite to win this match, he has a tendency to capitulate against the Big 4, so Tsonga is the better bet to provide an entertaining final.
They are told by Vogue editors, past and present, all of whom share a tendency to decorate their homes with images from the magazine, and most of whom speak in fabulously entertaining ways, like Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele, who pronounces the word "real" like a howler monkey clearing its throat.
It was very entertaining.
"He is always entertaining".
