Sentence examples for always amuse from inspiring English sources
"We try to always amuse ourselves".
"I always amuse myself because nobody's ever heard of the university I went to," he says.
His characters always amuse us with their gab; on the other hand, we never get the sense (as we do from William Gaddis's masterly dialogue-tells-all in "Carpenter's Gothic" and "JR") that the words and patterns are meant to tell (or succeed in telling) us more about the characters than the characters themselves know.
Little ironies and coincidences always amuse me.
ALWAYS amuse yourself first.
Of the two, it was Isa who most captivated James — "always social, always irresponsible, always expansive, always amused and amusing" and, more tellingly, "eternally juvenile".
The word has always amused me.
Apparently the upper classes are always amused.
It has always amused me that contemporary music is exempted from the memorization requirement.
I am always amused by wedding announcements when Mary Johnson marries Thomas Johnson (no relation).
I'm always amused by reader comments that accuse me of having an opinion.
