Sentence examples for have entertained about from inspiring English sources

"You made the right decision," Trump agreed, as if putting to rest any notion he might have entertained about promoting a Lebed exhibition bout in Atlantic City.

The Yankees paid him $161 million, the largest amount ever guaranteed to a pitcher, and when he took it, he gave up any thoughts he might have entertained about playing elsewhere.

(Any second thoughts I may have entertained about the latter were put to rest by a couple of wives who approached me in airports to say, simply, "Thank you, senator").

Ms. Jacoby figures that Mr. Rogers has entertained about 400 people a year for the museum for the last seven years, giving about 10 dinner parties and three cocktail events a year.

Whatever doubts the Wimbledon crowd had entertained about Andy Murray's character were surely banished during the Scot's victory against Richard Gasquet as the stars twinkled over Centre Court on Monday night.

This device, which promised to revolutionize radar, demolished any thoughts the Americans had entertained about their technological leadership.

In the history of philosophy, relatively few seem to have entertained doubts about the concept of intrinsic value.

Figures like Raymond have entertained high hopes about Trump's anti-interventionist noises during the campaign season.

There are good arguments for the former, the more benign scenario, but we need to set policy in a way that reduces the probability of the latter, the more adverse scenario.In January he may have entertained broader thoughts about the resiliency of the American economy.

The British may have entertained certain fantasies about his formal status, when it suited their purposes.

Meanwhile, his straight characters seem never to have entertained a single thought about homosexuality.