Sentence examples for fleeting entertainment from inspiring English sources

The tabloids will happily destroy a family or cause acute distress to another human being for the fleeting entertainment of their readers.

Chinese merchants, sullenly despised for their wealth and success, provide fleeting entertainment: Locals throw rocks at them when they drive by.

Invoking some "old-fashioned" ideas of Kant, Selinger thinks we can still use social media to our benefit as long as the Facebook Home ethic doesn't reduce our interactions to toggling between "fleeting entertainment buddies" at the expense of our more authentic connections.

Another fleeting entertainment show that could be broadcast on a television channel to be consumed and forgotten when we get back to our emails and jobs after the celebrated event.

The monumental civic victory provided the procrastinating masses a fleeting moment of entertainment at the digital water cooler this morning (and a hearty chuckle from this reporter).

Escapist entertainment can offer fleeting rewards, but in the long run only art really nourishes.

In 1842, fearing an erosion of national moral fiber, the government reacted to the mania for kabuki and for ukiyo-e, the paintings and prints that depicted the fleeting pleasures of life in the entertainment sectors of major cities.

Art is often fleeting; products that form addictions around entertainment tend to fade quickly from users' lives.

Torturing oneself for hours for a chance at fleeting pleasure seemed a sick form of entertainment.

Despite the stalemate on Saturday, there was plenty of entertainment on show, though only fleeting glimpses of quality.

A lot of people come to LA to make it in the entertainment industry, which is a fleeting, fickle creature.