Sentence examples for generating fun from inspiring English sources

Simulated violence is, arguably and perversely, an efficient means to generating fun through interactivity.

That's obviously the stuff marketers dream of, but in reality, users probably won't think of these ads as generating "fun interactivity between your circle of friends and family and the brands you care about" (hence the name, "conversation ads," I guess).

On the less consequential sports front, we've got two baseball teams generating fun buzz going into September.

In review studies it has been suggested that PA programs should encourage adolescents to take charge of program development, selecting activities that generate fun, enjoyment and interest [ 23, 24].

As the George Mason University economist Tyler Cowen wrote in his 2011 e-book, "The Great Stagnation," the Internet is a wonder when it comes to generating "cheap fun".

Now the closely held information can be shared: this 6-cylinder dreadnought — it weighs nearly half a ton before a rider climbs aboard — can generate crazy fun in situations where it has no business being such crazy fun.

In many ways, this makes it more difficult to enjoy in a traditional entertainment sense because the onus is on the user to generate the fun (if appropriate).

Mr. Lindland, who says his goal is "not to try to create the coolest, most cohesive line of clothing, but to create the most conversation-worthy line of clothing," strives to keep Betabrand stocked with products that will generate "new, fun, cult-y talk".

If parents don't want to promote video games, or fork out the money for a gaming console, they can still generate the fun and excitement of dance parties with their kids.

The press release and all the great digital platforms around it went out on the 31st, and generated some fun buzz and great images for the move, which was essentially a dry announcement about Wright joining the company's board and getting an equity stake with the group (although they will be creating healthy snack alternatives for kids and will work with Wright's Foundation).

All participants recommended adolescents to take part in program development, and selecting activities that generate competence, fun and enjoyment.