Sentence examples for fail to entertain from inspiring English sources

The narrator's games never fail to entertain, even if he is constantly changing the rules.

Mérot's translator, Frank Wynne, is uncannily good at relaying the uncle's epigrams and character profiles, which seldom fail to entertain.

Fast and mostly fun, the movie also seems compulsively too much, throwing everything it can think of at you, lest it fail to entertain.

In the U.F.C., White is known for his willingness to criticize fighters, even winning ones, who fail to entertain; fighters can also earn fifty-thousand-dollar bonuses for exciting performances.

If amped-up morals once overwhelmed the stories, here the images, in all their energetic elaboration, overpower the text in ways that might have troubled Locke but will not fail to entertain children today.

The London-based 'Sloaney' didn't fail to entertain the audience during her time at the modelling contestant show, but her theatrical demeanour soon started to grate on her fellow contestants and  mentor.

We're in the business of entertainment, and if it fails to entertain, it's wrong.

That isn't to say he fails to entertain.

But if "Sky Boys" doesn't offer absolute realism, it never fails to entertain.

And then I remember: doormen are more than just people one feels one has failed to entertain.

To say "He's bad at Twitter" is like saying that someone fails to entertain; he won't be invited back for dinner.