Sentence examples for amusing especially from inspiring English sources
The songs are actually quite catchy and amusing, especially when sung by Wiig and Rudolph.
But Mr. Shahid opts to continue the conversation; he finds provocation endlessly amusing, especially sexual provocation.
I find name-droppers amusing, especially when their fame-bombs are lesser lights: local TV weathermen or Totie Fields.
The cultural juxtaposition is inherently amusing, especially when the producers make unexpected choices to illustrate American culture.
But while consumers tend to laugh along with the ruse, ConAgra was about to learn that bloggers, who often see themselves as truth-seeking journalists, find the switcheroo less amusing, especially when it entails them misleading their readers beforehand.
But the only thing that really matters to Mr. Kimmel is that on Saturday, when he entertains the White House Correspondents Association Dinnerr, that event's notoriously tough audience finds him amusing — especially the audience member in chief.
Having James Franco arbitrarily show up in drag isn't funny, especially as a caper to an otherwise amusing musical number.
PAGE B17 Arts WORKING A TOUGH ROOM, MAKING THE PRESIDENT LAUGH Jimmy Kimmel will entertain attendees at the White House Correspondents Association Dinnerr, and he hopes that the event's notoriously tough audience finds him amusing -- especially the audience member in chief.
"I broke off from the OBO to read this amusing piece (especially below the line) about plagiarising poetry," says Paul Jones.
Our first glance at Angelina, looking frumpy in a bland dress, makes for an amusing moment, especially after seeing her stunning-looking stepsisters.
There are some amusing moments, especially involving Mr. Gad, who was a star of "The Book of Mormon" and adds his own idiosyncratic idiocy to the proceedings.
