Sentence examples for most entertaining bit from inspiring English sources

The most entertaining bit was watching Dara O'Briain's Twitter feed (the impressionist Danny Posthill picked him as a target): "I think the nine-year-old ninja captured my essence better".

Am I too slow, too fast?" The most entertaining bits came from those taking themselves less seriously.

So was born a programme that distills all the most entertaining bits of each format, and discards all the ponderousness.

Many authors seem to have been beset by second-city syndrome, and the most entertaining bits today are those in which they spoof their own anxieties about Chicago's rough-and-tumble reputation.

As controversial as the "no hell" or "yes hell" topic is, I thought the most entertaining, yet a bit troubling thing, was to watch O'Reilly the theologian give us his reasoning for why hell is so important.

I'm a bit late with this, but have just discovered the most entertaining classical CD reviews of all time, ever (with the honourable exceptions, naturally, of those that Andrew Clements and Tim Ashley write every week for these pages).

The most entertaining if unbelievable story about where the word "cocktail" began is not surprisingly a bit cheeky and salacious.

This was the most entertaining.

The most entertaining villain is Aunt Figg.

Juicero isn't just an entertaining bit of Silicon Valley stupidity.

Most entertaining hack goes to... Ballot Box!