Sentence examples for just how entertaining from inspiring English sources

We'll be exploring the most interesting, unusual, and hilarious facets of Latin literature on a quest to highlight just how entertaining and weird the Romans really were.

Quite apart from the fact that I'd forgotten just how entertaining Kidnapped is – I've been looking through it this morning and am planning an evening wrapped up in David's adventures – just how much fun does their trip sound?

Burtin's virtually forgotten work, like the exhibition "Metabolism — the Cycle of Life," prefigures the interaction design practiced today on the Web and reveals just how entertaining well-articulated graphic and exhibition design about science can be.

Led by a heartfelt Taylor Mac, the show revealed just how effortlessly entertaining Brecht's work can be when it is approached with freewheeling invention.

The military, like all organizations, has those joints, and was apparently unaware of this one in particular until a private loaded a few hundred megs of classified text onto a disc (labeled "Lady Gaga," I just learned, how entertaining) and passed it on.

Trouble is, the makers of "SciGirls" seem not to realize just how refreshing and entertaining these ordinary kids are, because they also toss in an irksome animated girl named Izzie, who starts off each episode by chatting with her animated pal Jake and then keeps popping up in the middle of the real-life adventures the real-life girls are having.

I invite readers to sample Emma Thompson's odious multicharacter turn in "Angels in America" or Anthony Hopkins in, well, anything, to get a sense of just how awful (and thus fabulously entertaining) bad British acting can be.

But still, it makes for an entertaining look at just how loyal those Apple fans are.

The entertaining footage shows just how awesome shelter pets are -- it's even helping some of them find permanent homes!

Which -- just like Ziegfeld did back with his Follies -- proves how entertaining things can be when you mix high art with low clowns.

Nicolas Almagro vs. Jerzy Janowicz It could be entertaining, but putting this match on Centre Court reflects just how slim the pickings are in the bottom half of the men's draw.