Sentence examples for stimulating entertainment from inspiring English sources

This view of drugs as stimulating entertainment may hold true of Camden Lock in London and the capital's West End clubs, but not of São Paulo or even the valleys of south Wales, let alone the US-Mexican border.

Anyone looking for some idiosyncratic, visually stimulating entertainment this week could do worse than "Where Is Where?," an intriguing narrative experiment by the Finnish artist and filmmaker Eija-Liisa Ahtila.

by Leonard Maltin As we head toward the starting line for the summer movie season, which in Hollywood terms begins in early May, it may seem like a difficult time to find stimulating entertainment that doesn't involve superheroes or special effects.

Even the sort of great news that once would stimulate entertainment stocks doesn't seem to matter these days.

Panoramas might be compared to Cinerama films and enjoyed as a stimulating optical entertainment, along with cyclorama drums (large pictorial representations encircling the spectator), trompe l'oeil diorama peep shows, and the show box, for which Thomas Gainsborough painted glass transparencies.

Besides the sensible pairing of stimulating visuals with stimulating music for entertainment purposes, science (finally) suggests that louder bass actually inspires a real sense of power in humans on a deeper, psychological level.

Take your partner to an event to provide entertainment and stimulate conversation at the same time.

It was entertainment, and intellectually stimulating at the same time.

"I personally find the opportunity to explore this new form of entertainment and creative expression both stimulating and liberating," he said in a statement.

So besieged are we by the entertainment industry that we are being stimulated only in certain directions.

The industry is not ideally suited to stimulating a weak economy because, compared with retail, restaurants, entertainment and many other services, a relatively large part of health care wages go to well-off workers like doctors, scientists and executives.