Sentence examples for need for entertainment from inspiring English sources

The need for entertainment and distraction is constant.

They poked fun at the fashion crowd's need for entertainment, presenting the clothes on tap dancers they discovered at an Amsterdam dance school.

"We're saying that in the early hours of prime time, up to 10 o'clock, there's a need for entertainment that people can enjoy together, intergenerationally".

At the first scientific conference I went to, I saw a need for entertainment specific to the subjects people were discussing.

It's moviemaking by committee with a really big committee, another byproduct of our culture's weird need for entertainment that behaves as if it's been reading our blogs instead of trying to surprise us.

Mr. Muhammad said people in Afghanistan, like everywhere else, were drawn to movies as an escape, but the need for entertainment was especially strong here after the Taliban's puritanical rule.

She saw the wave offshore and the need for entertainment-based marketing.

Then the more ostentatious families, with complicated needs for entertainment and service, began to build in their back yards: butler's pantries, dining rooms, extra bedrooms.

Or in the way lightweight flat-screen TVs and iPods have all but eliminated the need for big entertainment units.

"The Dogon people don't have any need for television entertainment because they are instead just brilliant at telling and mixing up stories," Mr. Lacuesta said.

"I do believe that the economy has created a need for escapist entertainment," Mr. Lawrence said, before he emphasized that the economic climate sometimes gets too much credit.