Sentence examples for amusing exchange from inspiring English sources

In a cringingly amusing exchange she told LaToya Jackson how her fictional son Malcolm was apt to "touch himself downstairs".

There was an amusing exchange when Balls complained that the media was ignoring policy in favour of discussing process.

There are some good lines and an amusing exchange about whether or not there is an actual, legal "right to party".

Here is an amusing exchange between Hoover and an irate Wisconsin nun, who received some free literature for her efforts: After several quiet years, the Bernstein file roars back to life with the entrance of the Black Panthers.

All three are exhausted from the demands of child care, which never end, as is underscored by an amusing exchange early in the play as to what to call a "baby sitter" for an 18-year-old.

There is an amusing exchange between him and a group with the embattled-sounding name of American Atheists, who ask: "Have you faced any obstacles in your professional life because of your Atheism (bigotry against Atheists), and how did you handle it?

In one of the play's most amusing exchanges Franco challenges Arthur to name 10 black poets.

One of the more amusing exchanges at Tuesday night's Republican Presidential debate came after Donald Trump boasted about his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Labels brim with amusing exchanges between photographer and subject, as when Tennyson nicknames an unflattering image of himself "The Dirty Monk," or the philosopher Thomas Carlyle writes of his own portrait: "terrifically ugly and woebegone, but has something of my likeness".

The few misunderstandings I had were all minor, and more often than not resulted in amusing exchanges.

In one of the more amusing exchanges of the Sundance screening, an impassioned audience member informed the filmmakers that she too was trying to incite a revolution in America.