Sentence examples similar to a highly amusing topic from inspiring English sources
It's starring all these funny people and has a highly amusing premise.
The effect is rather like reading a highly amusing encyclopedia: many interesting starts, but few conclusions.
Mr. Buchan begins with a highly amusing account of last year's annual Adam Smith powwow in Kirkcaldy, Scotland.
A highly amusing article by Theodore Dalrymple in last Autumn's City Journal, reprinted in this month's Harper's Readings, bemoans the death of civility in England.
Always a highly amusing creature to read about, Bridget had a way of sounding like the sum of her lists and calorie counts and self-imposed rules.
With the Second Coming, as thoroughly described in a highly amusing manner here?
It's likely those are at least two of the sources for what is a highly amusing, highly polished comedy about the several months the temporary partners hashed out the seven-Oscars-nominated classic.
Wikipedia has a fuller, highly amusing list of counterintuitive placename pronunciations.
It does not matter where you go, Mr. Osborne argues in "The Naked Tourist," a biting, highly amusing and occasionally profound inquiry into travel and its discontents.
Roach applies her tenacious reporting to the laboratory dissection of sex, producing an enlightening, highly amusing romp.
"This is a highly debatable topic," she said.
