Sentence examples for sort of entertaining from inspiring English sources

"I think they're, for the first time, sort of entertaining the idea of it," he told Digital Spy.

"I think the popularity of going to restaurants rather than to the houses of one's friends for dinner is what killed entertaining, certainly the sort of entertaining I documented in my photographs," said Frederick Eberstadt, whose black-and-white pictures accompany this article.

What results is a large ly invisible, somewhat inbred sort of entertaining, in which the Nixonians hold small get‐togethers on a house‐to house basis, with the guests more likely to be other Nixonians than members of the large professional and Political classes with longer tenure in the capital.

Once that's understood, the record becomes sort of entertaining: gaudy, vacuous, densely mannered.

(You never for a second believe that he's ill.) He's sort of entertaining, but to what end?

This is fantastically end-to-end, the sort of entertaining football that puts the Premier League to shame.

It's a kind of pornography, and after sitting for twenty minutes, watching one poor animal after another being eviscerated, I erase my Internet user history, not wanting to be identified as the person who would find this sort of thing entertaining — yet clearly being that person.

DW: I tried to do that several times in the set, sort of to entertain myself because I wouldn't talk about it too much to people.

Also make sure that you can find an electronic of some sort to entertain them.

"Home was west African, lots of entertaining.

But his heavy silence was so disturbing, as we strolled along the sidewalk to the museum, that I felt I had to keep up some sort of patter to entertain him.