Sentence examples for too entertaining from inspiring English sources

Academics criticised Dunham's theatrics; some dancers found her art too entertaining.

His book is well written too, entertaining and breezy.

Yes, David Moyes seems like a perfectly good guy, but his suffering has just been too entertaining.

Bernstein, too, entertained the possibility that Angulo might have deserved the opportunity to keep fighting.

Equally, are we are perhaps a little too entertained by the ins and outs of our friends' lives?

Mr. Grossman, who began the novel when his older son, Yonatan, was in the army and before Uri started, said he too entertained the illusion that by writing in this way, he was somehow protecting his children.

But do the facts matter to Donald Trump or many in the media who are too entertained to correct his lies?

Everything in all of our projections of the future always looks so clean, but hopefully we will be too entertained and productive in the years to come to spend too much time straightening up.