Sentence examples for vastly entertaining from inspiring English sources
He is, however, vastly entertaining!
I know her contribution to political life has been trivial – but also vastly entertaining.
It is unmistakably the work of an artist, but it is still vastly entertaining.
"Gulp" is structured as a vastly entertaining pilgrimage down the digestive tract, with Ms. Roach as the wittiest, most valuable tour guide imaginable.
Kaplan's book turns out to be, to continue in the old reviewers' language, hugely readable, vastly entertaining, a page-turner, and all the rest.
They will instead just follow along with the fancies of the playwright, William Mastrosimone, as he constructs a clever, vastly entertaining counter-history of Camelot.
John Del Carlo, always reliable, seemed newly supple and vastly entertained by the role of Frank.
But the little girl continues to be delightfully unspoiled, if that is what you want to know, and the Music Hall's clientele indicated that it was being vastly entertained.
She overwhelmed Garcia 6-3, 6-2 in barely an hour and came off court to be vastly entertained by the news that Murray was intrigued by the possibility of taking her on in one of those old-fashioned battles of the sexes in Las Vegas.
I think many viewers do wrestle with these questions, even as they are vastly entertained by the expertly created suspense and the sight of a former sad sack entering the underworld and committing acts of bad-assery.
A reader of "The Daylight Gate" — whose title refers to "the liminal hour" between day and night — will be vastly more entertained by it than some earlier treatments of the subject, notably William Harrison Ainsworth's 1849 novel "The Lancashire Witches," a heavy-footed production that requires cameos by Robin Hood to keep the reader awake.
