Sentence examples for he is entertained from inspiring English sources
Martin said he is entertained by the fans' antics.
In Behind the Wall, which describes his journey from Beijing to Tibet, there is a surreal incident where he is entertained to a private fashion parade in a remote Chinese house.
In an early scene, after breaking his arm in a drunken stumble ("I do all my own stunts" is his facetious deadpan explanation), he is entertained in his room by twin blond pole dancers who work their way through a routine that seems more calisthenic than erotic as he dozes off.
It is likely that Miss Churchill's vehicle would amuse her illustrious parent in much the same manner as he is entertained by the machinations of the Labour Party, but I dont think he could help being pleased by her performance in it since she is an actress of unusual grace, charm, and intelligence, almost capable of disguising the spectacular monotony and foolishness of her part.
He also says he is "entertained" by them.
He is entertained there by Polyxenus and receives a mixing bowl as a gift; the story of Trophonius and Agamedes and Augeas then follows.
He is entertaining, teasing company.
He is entertaining several hypotheses, including that the needle used to deliver the cells may have had some effect.
Retirement can stop Favre's starting streak, and he has said that he is entertaining the thought.
When the Fool entertains the concept of that than which no greater can be conceived he recognises that he is entertaining this concept (i.e., he believes that he is entertaining the concept of that than which no greater can be conceived or, as we might say, that the concept is in his understanding).
