entertainingly's Usage Examples:

The Wall Street Journal that the site "intelligently discusses and entertainingly lambastes Wikipedia’s problematic practices".

Reviewing the book, Martin Gardner wrote in 1999: "No one has written more entertainingly and accurately than Fraser about the history of Christian Science after.

pelvic-thrusting charmer in the James Brown mould, sends his legs into entertainingly electrified spasms and somehow manages to hold a note and attempt the.

He could also bat as entertainingly as his better-known county colleagues.

Dario Argento's The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, and has been called "entertainingly flamboyant" by one reviewer.

considered a poor fielder, his ground fielding being described as "often entertainingly poor".

The New York Times described it as an "entertainingly immoderate portrait of America adrift" It is the second in a series.

with Andrew Clements describing it as "perhaps the most original and entertainingly disconcerting of all of [her concertos], cast in four brilliant movements.

Race was met with critical acclaim and was praised for "creat[ing] an entertainingly voyeuristic glimpse into the performance art world of drag queens".

originating from Hip-hop culture where players verbally spar in an attempt to entertainingly insult one another.

Guarisco said that the track was "an entertainingly unconventional love song that fuses heartfelt sentiment with futuristic.

puffed up to pass half an hour at a fairly slow pace; but it was quite entertainingly watchable thanks to Miss Flower's clever way with turns of phrase true.

Publishers Weekly stated that the volume "entertainingly blurs fact and fiction" and that the "attractive book both informs and.

4/5 describing it as "a fun academic experience that accurately and entertainingly depicts college life.

to convey a brand authentically, visually, but also personally and entertainingly to advertisers using the stories function.

And so Munro tells this savage story but tells it entertainingly and sweetly and builds it up and gets the reader stressed, and as you.

Arsenal in September 1930 was described by The Times as "brilliant and entertainingly unorthodox".

Club review, which claimed "As entertainingly over-the-top as the storyline is, it’s a surprisingly level-headed look.

A review in Billboard was favorable, calling the songs "entertainingly quirky" and praising the musicianship.