Sentence examples for amused to learn from inspiring English sources

He would be amused to learn that a century later "middle brow" is enjoying a high-brow art world vogue.

You may be amused to learn that this was brought to my attention by one of his cabinet colleagues.

But QT isn't amused to learn that a watch is missing and prevails upon the supernerd and Zak's father to get it back.

(As an adult I was amused to learn that apocheris, the Jewish word for an apostate, derives from the Greek "epicure").

The Bronx farmer he has tracked down assumes that Mr Gopnik wants to buy the bird to raise it; he is not amused to learn that the author wants it dead.Some of Mr Gopnik's insights are particularly well judged.

I got in touch with Marshall, now a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, and she was amused to learn that something she uttered as a brash 22-year-old might have such a lasting linguistic legacy.

It amused him to learn, years later, that L'Ecu de France had been bugged by both MI5 and the KGB.He was lucky, he said, to have had a career that coincided with the chilliest bits of the cold war.

Roger Waters – Amused to Death.

Their expressions ranged from really amused to really horrified.

They were amused, to say the least.

You can use this time to amuse yourself or to learn something new.