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Quotes About Entertainment

He said that we had forgotten the clowns, who now performed only in prisons and insane asylums. The implication was that this was a bad thing.
~ Elif Batuman
Never in my life had I seen such a boring movie. I chewed nine consecutive sticks of gum, to remind myself I was still alive.
~ Elif Batuman
While Mallory fixes the appetizers, Jake goes for a swim
~ Elin Hilderbrand
Cash avoids group tours for a reason: they turn even the most authentic experiences into a Disneyland ride. It's unavoidable, he
~ Elin Hilderbrand
I really love 'Soapdish.' I wish 'Soapdish' had more of a moment because I felt that that is a really strong, funny movie. Kevin Kline is hilarious in that movie.
~ Elisabeth Shue
Archer pressed a preset button on my car radio. An old Britney Spears song blared, and I sung along to every word, bopping in my seat. Archer just looked at me. "Oh, come on!" I said. "Who doesn't sing along to Britney?
~ Elise Allen
In other circumstances, she would have found them an entertaining duo as they sat together on the sofa by the windows, the one as plump as a Christmas goose, the other as skinny as its skeleton after the diners had eaten their fill.
~ Elizabeth Bailey
I wished I could offer her tea. You don't think about it, but all those little fusses we make over company have their purposes. They give us something to do with our hands and our anxiousness until everybody settles in and starts having fun.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Danilaw Bakare was on a nightclub stage when the world ended.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Conversation was more interesting than one man droning on and on. It held the audience better. And Danilaw would have used puppets if he thought it would get his cabinet to pay attention.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Farweather was the one who made an extreme sport of plunging through space under her own impulse, sliding about shipless in the void-and practice counts. I wished I believed in the convenient entertainment myth that just really wanting it more than the other guy was enough to insure success.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Reality is seldom as melodramatic as entertainment. On the other hand, reality is more random, arbitrary, and dangerous than fiction, and it's my job to understand that to exact tolerances.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Honesty is nothing more than a party trick, and you know how much I love to dance.
~ Elizabeth Brooks
The real point of watching television is to forget that you have a brain.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
Charity didn't mean to waste the entire afternoon. But her favorite daytime drama was on the telly. It was always the same, she thought, stretching out on the bed to watch. The sex got her interested first, and then the story. Before long she was totally hooked, and deep into the intricate plots and the glamorous goings-on. And afterwards, she just felt drained. She was sound asleep by the time Lady Margaret came home.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
Wir gingen in keinen Nachtclub, schrieb sie in ihr Tagebuch. Eigentlich nur gut, denn angeblich ist es dort ausgesprochen langweilig - nur etwas für Leute, die viel trinken und sich verlieben wollen.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
She had once concluded everyone on earth was a servant to the previous generation—born from the body's factory for entertainment and use. A life could be spent like an apology—to prove you had been worth it.
~ Elizabeth Mckenzie
Why do British people make such good TV? It's so annoying. Stop it. Is it because they have free health care? Uggh.
~ Elizabeth Meriwether
I'm the first one who sees every romantic comedy in theaters.
~ Elizabeth Olsen
a TV in the bedroom increases the overall number of
~ Elizabeth Pantley
I have a pretty expanded view of what art is. I include pop music and even some sports.
~ Elizabeth Price
Now that we can buy anything we want we seem to read detective stories.
~ Elizabeth Savage
Building was profoundly connected with two crucial elements in the dynamic of Roman society: the manipulation of popular support, and the ability to entertain lavishly. Erecting public buildings and subsidising public leisure were considered so potentially politically seductive that at various times legislation was enacted to curtail involvement in such schemes by anyone outside the imperial family.
~ Elizabeth Speller
I never understood my first cooking lesson. I was six and had chicken pox, and my mother, having exhausted all other entertainments, began to explain how to boil an egg. The water must be salted. "It's to keep them from cracking." She regarded the egg. "But they still crack." We pondered this for a moment, then I nodded. Whether it cracked or not, obviously an egg had to be pacified with an offering of salt.
~ Arthur E. Grosser