Sentence examples for particularly entertaining from inspiring English sources

The Newark reconstruction has been particularly entertaining.

Katherine Mansfield's samples are particularly entertaining.

Mr. Moore's helpless outrage at Cameron's presence is particularly entertaining.

Women and men seem equally catty and coy in the social circle Molière shows us, but the scene between Célimène and the coquettish Arsinoé (Louisa Braden Johnson) is particularly entertaining.

The spectacle of a man on a white horse attempting to traverse a muddy field is one of the most compelling in public life, and McCain's ride has been particularly entertaining.

You already know how much fun TechCrunch events are and – given the international flavor of the book (and the open bar) – this one should be particularly entertaining.

He had been particularly entertained by what the on-air analysts had to say about his conduct in court.

"I don't mind being entertained, but I don't particularly like entertaining people.

But Simon and Burns are not attempting to lecture us, or even particularly to entertain us (although one of Generation Kill's biggest plusses is that it is frequently hysterically, darkly, funny).

The rather unusual harp-playing Santa – although not particularly German – entertains the visitors, and a 27m-high Christmas tree with more than 200,000 lights triumphs over the square.

The arms race between poisonous newts and their garter snake predators is particularly well understood and entertaining.