Sentence examples for feels entertaining from inspiring English sources
"The trick there is to honour these characters that are beloved, but in a movie that feels entertaining for the kids who we might bring to the movie – and humorous for those parents who bring their kids.
"Danny Collins" does not subvert the genre, but it does embrace it so wholeheartedly that, like a great cover song by just the right artist at just the right time, it feels entertaining all over again".Danny Collins" is released in Britain on May 29th.
Instead, the play pleasantly surprised me in its ability to poke fun at the absurdity of the ketamine experience and the various effects it has on the people who indulge in a way that feels entertaining and truthful, rather than condescending.
The audience also feels entertained by the film for the first thirty minutes or so.
"Do you feel entertained?" he asks, half gladiator, half joking after a round of emotionally testing videos.
He lacks the verbal flair of, say, Dennis Miller or Chris Rock, and, watching him, you rarely felt entertained or enlightened — you felt as if you were being poked in the sternum by a brainy bully.
Even though people feel entertained, even relaxed, when they multitask while exercising, or pass a moment at the bus stop by catching a quick video clip, they might be taxing their brains, scientists say.
And it's the power that puts you into the mind and life and body of someone other than yourself – it makes other members of our species less strange and makes us practise empathy in a way that feels entrancing, entertaining and so forth.
Your characters should drive your story and make the reader feel entertained.
But there are things that we feel are entertaining to us, and that allow us to explore themes that... we can't otherwise access.
"I watched a film called Earthlings years ago and it helped to upset me into veganism, so I thought what I could do was direct a film that was funny about the same subject so that people could watch it and feel wildly entertained as well as feeling mildly upset," Amstell laughs again.
