Sentence examples for amusing how from inspiring English sources

"It's very amusing how much longevity that design has," he noted.

Dinner-party observation number two: Isn't it amusing how the critics have to write about one of their own - a critic who was often wrong and went mad.

The Burnley fans repeated their relegation chorus, just to show they were not naïve enough to imagine celebrations were in order, before adding an amusing "How crap must you be, we've just scored a goal?" for good measure.

I remember thinking, "These are just shit!" I said to myself, "You can make people laugh, and yet when you sit down and try and write something amusing, how can all that humour leave you?" It didn't make sense.

Second, it's always amusing how those who deride the British in comparison to the French tend to focus solely on the kind of women you'd find in about five upmarket streets in Paris.

For your intransigent tenant, may I suggest "What Now?," a wise and winning short volume based on Ann Patchett's 2006 commencement address at Sarah Lawrence Patchettt says, "Pay attention to the things [you'll] probably never need to know," which reassured me, since that's all I pay attention to); also, the amusing "How to Be Idle: A Loafer's Manifesto," by Tom Hodgkinson (Amazon; $5.18, $5.58).

(Incidentally, Carr's mention of LikeALittle in his piece is particularly amusing given how vocal I've been about how much I hate that stupid company.

He's amusing about how his dialect-heavy French accent — he compares it to Cockney — made him self-conscious.

He is amusing on how, in many arrival cities, the cable-TV man — the "cable-wallah," in Mumbai — is a man of power and influence.

It's amusing recalling how those roses arrived at Columbia.

What's amusing is how furious she becomes when he tries to do her a good turn.