Sentence examples for entertainment less from inspiring English sources

Private funders pressured Maria to cover more entertainment, less politics.

And there is no figure in entertainment less powerful than the provincial actress who arrives in New York with big dreams, a tiny bankroll and no professional experience.

Once we orient fairy tales toward children, we forget that they were engineered for entertainment, less invested in sending messages than in producing shock effects so powerful that to this day we feel compelled to talk about them, reinvent them and pass them on.

As an example of the exceptions and contradictions of the Spanish law, in "small" places of entertainment (less than 100 square meters) such as bars and restaurants, the owners can decide whether or not to apply a smoke-free policy.

In his account, the world of movies — that is, the world of images we consume for entertainment — has less and less room for cinema, which he uses more or less as a synonym for art.

What had been a font of beautiful surprise has started to trickle into reliable entertainment — no less well-made, but far less daring.

In "Exit," however, entertainment seems less prominently on the agenda.

The revolutionary aspects of interactive entertainment have less to do with realism than with storytelling.

But every year, the barriers seem slightly fewer, and the Gibraltars of American entertainment slightly less forbidding.

Proving, perhaps, that light, soft-centred entertainment was less in demand in the special-effects dominated movies of the 1990s.

The audience for these films typically consists of members of a university or museum community for whom entertainment is less significant than authenticity.