Sentence examples for amusing considering from inspiring English sources

I find it harmlessly amusing, considering what they could be watching.

"It's kind of amusing, considering that he's upset that we joined some labor-monitoring body," Mr. Newnham said.

How can this have nothing to do with me?" At this point he referred to me as a "silly little girl", which I found amusing, considering that I am a 32-year-old, 5ft 10in, professional senior manager for an international NGO.

An amusing scene considering the game's status, which is officially the bottom of the second inning.

I am not able to see the movie from prison, so I can't give you a proper critique; maybe it is amusing but, considering the CIA's long and vicious history of assassinations, secret prisons, torture, extrajudicial executions-by-drone and overthrowing democratically-elected governments to install dictatorships, it is not at all surprising Sony would get hacked for making a movie gloating about that.

The interview was titled "How foreign companies can succeed in China", a rather amusing title considering that no foreign Internet company has ever achieved a dominant position in the People's Republic.

Cora agreed, saying she was ready for a job now that she no longer had to raise the girls, an amusing image considering that most Brit aristocrats see their children about as often as they see Halley's Comet.

From a practical standpoint, it is more realistic and amusing to consider asymptotic properties of the estimator based on discrete observations of (X_{t}).

By contrast, John Voorhees of The Seattle Times commented that, though he thought the show was amusing, he considered It's Garry Shandlings Show to be better, and the Houston Chronicle's Mike McDaniel referred to the pilot as "a not-as-good Garry Shandling-like show".

Similar to fruitlessly hoping for a baseball game telecast where the commentators mercilessly rip into Bud Selig for nine innings, the entire conceit of "Bye Bye Beavers" is very amusing to consider, as well as absolutely improbable in the stricter confines of children's-focused television, where the most granular of content was (and still is) policed by the networks' watchful eyes.

It is amusing to consider that the demonstration of the beneficial effect of fever was first achieved in cold-blooded animals.