Sentence examples for generally enjoyable from inspiring English sources
The script is generally enjoyable and admirable.
But the final act of his career ensured that, after a generally enjoyable tournament, this World Cup final will be remembered with a wince.
Best known for "Amélie," a modern fairy tale also starring Ms. Tautou, Mr. Jeunet is in the possession of a distinctive visual style that's part Rube Goldberg, part F.A.O. Schwarz, and generally enjoyable for about 15 minutes.
Best known for "Amélie," a modern fairy tale also starring Ms. Tautou, Mr. Jeunet is in the possession of a distinctive visual style thats part Rube Goldberg, part F.A.O. Schwarz, and generally enjoyable for about 15 minutes.
Best known for "Amelie," a modern fairy tale also starring Ms. Tautou, Mr. Jeunet is in the possession of a distinctive visual style that's part Rube Goldberg, part F.A.O. Schwarz, and generally enjoyable for about 15 minutes.
Best known for "Amélie," a modern fairy tale also starring Ms. Tautou, Mr. Jeunet is in the possession of a distinctive visual style that's part Rube Goldberg, part F.A.O. Schwarz, and generally enjoyable for about 15 minutes DARGIS Rock/Pop A selective listing by critics of The Times: New or noteworthy rock and pop concerts in the New York metropolitan region this weekend.
There are few hosts who could respond to Kelly Rowland throwing a glass of water at them and shouting "May the power of Christ compel you!" with the lightning quick comeback: "I'm a Jew!" We've had eight episodes now since Amstell's departure – and the guests hosts have generally been enjoyable, if not as much of a success as they were post-Deayton on Have I Got News for You.
These are generally the most enjoyable places to work and, I believe, to eat in.
This has been, generally speaking, an enjoyable experience, but there are some important ways in which life at Princeton during the school year differs from life at Princeton over the summer.
Reading Krystal's subtle and savvy piece, it struck me that our talk of guilty pleasures involves two controversial assumptions: that some books (and perhaps some genres) are objectively inferior to others and that "better" books are generally not very enjoyable.
Outdoor walking is particularly suitable for CR not only because it can impose an appropriate and readily modifiable workload and is generally seen as enjoyable, but because it has a crucial function in the resumption of work and daily life.
