Sentence examples for amusing expositions from inspiring English sources

Here were lucid and often amusing expositions on the work of Lennon and McCartney, Ian Fleming, JRR Tolkien, Christie (although I skimmed through the bits on her rapidly: Sandbrook warns us that there are spoilers, ie murderers revealed, and I am right in the middle of The Murder at the Vicarage).

Among other things, "Marilyn" is an amused and amusing exposition of the struggle between two ways of life: the tough professionalism of British theatre veterans (be on time, know your lines, and just pretend) and the Method style favored by Americans, in which emotions are derived from some trauma or pleasure in the actor's life.

A stay at "Americas [sic] Best Value Inn" in Maumee, Ohio, enables an amusing and poignant exposition of the stages of marital breakdown, from "a tangle of limbs (1)", through "rugged individualism (2)", "haphephobia (4)" and "chronic snoring (5.75)", to "cessation of biological function (7)".

Of course, there is no way of knowing what beer tasted like in the 19th century, and if Ms. Ogle's very amusing account of the chicanery and politicking at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893 is any guide, medals awarded must be regarded with some skepticism.

Very amusing.

Less amusing?

John Wheeler found that amusing.

Amusing people!

Amusing conversation?

Or amusing.

Asian expositions continued to expand.