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Meanings of more entertaining in English

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Usage of more entertaining in English
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Well, you could have at least provided me with more entertaining company.
Fire With Fire
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The show is more entertaining than it is either political or provocative.
The Guardian
3
Now it's time to look at some more entertaining highlights from 2013.
Radio NZ
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It was marginally more entertaining than Congress and it also ended early.
The Irish Times
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Maybe two sides of a triangle would be more entertaining than one.
Nothing to lose
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The second idea was more entertaining, but I'd put money on the former.
Walking dead
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The acceptance speeches, though often hurried, were more entertaining than in the past.
Reuters
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The more the child talked the more entertaining he found her.
The Little Colonel
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Few publications write more entertaining headlines than the New York Post.
Reuters
10
Can anyone find a more entertaining run of results than that?
The Guardian
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His minute-by-minute report is a lot more entertaining than the game itself was.
The Guardian
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He was certain that his companions were more entertaining than the king's offspring.
A Game of Thrones
13
She found this young officer rather more entertaining than the rest.
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
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His apparent earnestness and anger, you see, make him all the more entertaining.
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare
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I found my casual intercourse with H. Truhn rather more entertaining.
My Life — Volume 1
16
Is the Bianca story or the Katherine story the more entertaining?
Shakespeare Study Programs; The Comedies
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