Sentence examples for amusing case for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bergl made an amusing case for Matthew Wilder's '80s hit "Break My Stride" as a quintessential New York song because it describes the speed and aggressive single-mindedness of the city's pedestrians: "Ain't nothin' gonna break my stride / Nobody's gonna slow me down".

The always marvelous Ms. Smith's Vera is the most amusing case in point.

The mayor, an amused and amusing man, energetically presents his case for Mr. Atay's consideration, then shrugs and basically says, "Hey, what do I have to lose?" — a nicely judged exit sentiment for a heavy-light show.

Her pick, "Adhocism: A Case for Improvisation" (Doubleday) by Charles Jencks and Nathan Silver, is an amusing ode to a method of design that was as subversive as it was sustainable when the book was first published in the early 1970's.

Still, the SEC's case makes for amusing summer reading.

The solution in each case is a dongle, which is basically a more amusing word for an adapter — a thing you now need to connect things that used to be compatible but aren't anymore.

This is a universal baby game that is endlessly educational and amusing for baby, but also annoying for the adults.

I hope that this column has been as helpful (and amusing) for you as it has been for me.

This vigorous abuse was no doubt amusing for the critic and his readers, and is now amusing again for us, in all its confident mistakenness.

"I have an amusing anecdote for you," Ms. Disenhouse says.

Samantha uses an intriguing, and frankly amusing, method for determining how bold an albatross is.