Sentence examples for more entertaining though from inspiring English sources

More entertaining, though, was the white-bearded manakin's lek.

The other titles are more entertaining, though no less profound.

Later Collingwood bowling to Finch was marginally more entertaining, though still not ideal.

Free Christmas List, a similar app on Android, has an interface that is graphically more entertaining, though it doesn't have quite the sophistication of the iOS offering.

Infamous plays out on a set that has the appearance of an underused warehouse (reminiscent of Punchdrunks Tunnel 228, but with more entertaining content), even though the The Palace Theatre's surrounds would be the perfect companion to the Victoriana that has characterised the look of his previous summer bouts of mentalism.

The dumbing down of a great epic, though, is more entertaining than you might think, especially when the director, J. Scott Reynolds, throws in surprises like a fabulous giant puppet as Cyclops.

HBO's "Boardwalk Empire," to name the most prominent current example, suffers from the same affliction, though it's more entertaining by virtue of being more forthrightly lurid and soap-operatic.

The opening stretch, though, was far more entertaining than most of the preceding 14 Republican debates so far this election season, even if the debate as a whole had the atmosphere of a funeral on Christmas Day.

CBSSports.com's Ray Ratto, though, believes the N.F.L. would be more entertaining if more coaches went ahead with stupid ideas.

Seriously though, people, I'm betting that actually watching someone play Asteroids will be more entertaining than this movie is going to be.

To be fair, though, Morgan's debut still managed to be more entertaining than every other episode of Good Morning Britain combined.