Sentence examples for exactly entertaining from inspiring English sources

It might even prove enlightening, if not exactly entertaining, for all the rest of us whom the big bad news media have been busily conspiring to dupe.

Director Rick Alverson's intriguing previous film "The Comedy" wasn't a comedy, intentionally, and "Entertainment" — about a fringe comic's desolate existence — doesn't exactly entertain.

She is keeping her audience informed if not exactly entertained.

But what exactly entertained us during all those late nights in front of the computer?

Inside, the tone falls somewhere between hyper bombast and back-of-the-pub-reading-the-newspaper while Danny Murphy mentally plans his funeral: not entertaining, exactly, not anti­-entertaining, but some sort of patter void in between.

How I entertained myself was exactly that: Me entertaining myself with my own output.

The fact that Steve Bullock — not exactly a household name — is entertaining a presidential campaign speaks directly to the state of the Democratic Party today.

Hillary Rodhman Clinton's first high-profile pronouncement on cooking and entertaining was not exactly a passionate one: During her husband's 1992 presidential campaign, she defended her career choices, saying, "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas".

BURK UZZLE Uzzle's big, garish color photographs of American vernacular oddities and "outsider" sites are not exactly subtle, but they can be entertaining.

The ensuing cavalcade has been entertaining in its way, if not exactly edifying.

"It travels with its ghosts, it comes from over 80 years of doing exactly what it's doing now: of pitching up, entertaining and then disappearing".