Sentence examples for most entertaining performance from inspiring English sources

In the supporting actor in a drama category, all that really matters is that Alan Cumming of "The Good Wife" was nominated for what currently may be the most entertaining performance anywhere on television.

It is Mr. Rosenberg, bravely lending his character his own name, who turns in the most entertaining performance, a funny and frightening portrait of the Method turned into madness.

Try to pick your best, most entertaining performance.

The most entertaining performances in the play -- by Mr. Messina and Mr. Raymond -- are the most idiosyncratic.

Personally, I'd go for Michael Fassbender in Steve Jobs, although hats off to Matt Damon for turning in one of the most entertaining performances of the year in The Martian.

It's a delightful piece of filmmaking with a marvelous cast topped by Meryl Streep in one of her smartest and most entertaining performances ever.

A barrel of a man screams Christina Aguilera's "Genie in A Bottle" into the microphone, spittle getting caught in his chest-length beard, in what surprisingly becomes one of the most entertaining performances of the night.

It's a heady sensation, thanks to the buoyant, witty writing of Mr. Logan ("Red"), the focused direction of Joe Mantello and above all to Ms. Midler, who gives the most lusciously entertaining performance of the Broadway season.

(Brantley) ★ 'I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers' Bette Midler gives the most lusciously entertaining performance of the Broadway season in John Logan's soufflé of a solo show in which she depicts the Hollywood agent Sue Mengers, dishing great piles of dirt as she awaits word from her great friend — and ex-client — Barbra Streisand (1 30).

(Isherwood) ★ 'I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers' Bette Midler gives the most lusciously entertaining performance of the Broadway season in John Logan's soufflé of a solo show in which she depicts the Hollywood agent Sue Mengers, dishing great piles of dirt as she awaits word from her great friend — and ex-client — Barbra Streisand (1 30).

Well, the New York Times' critic wrote of its recent production there: "The most lusciously entertaining performance of the Broadway season".