Sentence examples for most entertaining yet from inspiring English sources
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.
And the lines in New Fantasyland are some of the most entertaining yet.
Combine the strong field with the revamped points system, now reworked to such a fine point that PGA officials guarantee that any player among the top five seeds in the finale could win the Cup, and this year's competition could be the most entertaining yet.
Some described it as her most entertaining show yet and praised Spears's performance, while others criticized her dancing and lack of interaction.
Barry Walters from Rolling Stone called the show "possibly her flashiest, fastest moving, and most entertaining production yet", and added that the night belonged to Spears, as "she managed to prove that she's still progressing as a showgirl.
The third part of Bob Dylan's interview with Bill Flanagan on the occasion of Dylan's new album, "Together Through Life," is up now online, and it's the most entertaining excerpt yet.
delivers his most entertaining high-tech thriller yet".
The "Save Me" Drinker: Perhaps the saddest (yet most entertaining to watch) of the bunch.
He thought it was compelling and was impressed with how elements of earlier episodes were brought together, also saying that it was "possibly the most entertaining episode of Enterprise yet this season".
Spall, 57, also drew praise from Screen International's Jonathan Romney, who said he was "magnificent" in a film that "may be the most entertaining art biopic yet made".
Andy Kellman of AllMusic called the album "a career highlight" and "her most entertaining and sexually explicit work, yet substantive in every respect".. Nick Catucci, writer for Entertainment Weekly, found the singer indulging in "clashing impulses between strength and escape, megapop and fresh sounds, big messages and resonant lyrics".
