Sentence examples for very enjoyable about from inspiring English sources

Next level performances from both Daniel Day-Lewis Day-Lewis and Paul Danoaptation All Charlie Kauffman's scripts should come with a 'your brain will be goo' warning, but there's something very enjoyable about letting him scramble you.

And, for a month every year, he makes time to teach modern fiction (including such colleagues and contemporaries as Angela Carter, Kazuo Ishiguro and Hanif Kureishi) at Emory University in Georgia: "There's something very enjoyable about sitting in a room with 16 intelligent young people, talking about a book".

It is an easy read, very enjoyable, and about far more than golf.

Very enjoyable is the "Walk About Diary" where you learn that the actor who plays Alexander is actually really from Australia.

Let's begin in the middle of the country, where tonight you can catch Theatre Alibi's very enjoyable touring show about artistic responsibility, Goucher's War.

Instead, he has co-written, produced and voiced the lead role in a completely ridiculous and very enjoyable animated satire about the wacky world of bees, which features a non-stop parade of silly bee-related puns: there is, inevitably, a cameo for Sting so that the bees can denounce the presumption of this human's "prance-about stage-name".

The dance clubs have allowed me an easy and very enjoyable way to be out and about in the mainstream world as an overtly effeminate male, or fully 'Lucy'd up', when I feel like it.

And then I leave, too – and spend a very enjoyable week telling people about the time I took afternoon tea in Claridge's with Don Draper.

The issue is revived in this undemanding but very enjoyable new horror comedy, about a post-apocalyptic US, in which hollow-eyed, flesh-eating folk stagger around a landscape dotted about with abandoned cars and the bifurcated remains of crashed aircraft.

The men who could be affectionate about people and organized about things had very enjoyable lives.

She says: "I had a very enjoyable adolescence from 27 to about 35, which coincided with the 60s - I enjoyed them in a way people much younger experienced them.