Sentence examples for amusing instance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most amusing instance of newfound fame among lesser-known players was shown on the Twitter feed of the reserve defensive end Justin Trattou.

My husband and I could have seen the lower scores as a disturbing sign of the decline of our daughters' teachers, school or academic development, but instead we saw them largely as an amusing instance of identical twin weirdness.

*** Read Pierre Villey's Montaigne en Angleterre for both a tour de force treatment of this subject and an amusing instance of the French attitude to it, which is (or was for a long time) that we English are a little bit weird about Montaigne.

He also pointed to "some rather amusing instances" in which, he maintained, Filipinos had invited torture.

The themes might be heavy, but the treatment is light, with Mr. Bate throwing in some amusing touches — for instance, laying one particularly homophobic rant from the tapes over footage of a Hitler speech.

Jamie Foxx is a witty actor and an intuitive comedian who can sometimes manage to make the lamest material -- the WB sitcom that bears his name, for instance -- amusing.

Mr. Stewart is more insightful and amusing in his commentary: for instance, when he wryly says that anti-Muslim sentiment is "not ignorance born of hate but ignorance born of ignorance".

For instance, "Short and amusing: The relationship between title characteristics, downloads, and citations in psychology articles".

What's more arresting, amusing and in many crucial instances rewarding is the way cheese recurs across Bar Artisanal's menu, dotting and flecking it, like dill or caraway in a wedge of havarti.

"You will find, for instance, that the child will make many amusing mistakes in language".

The current issue of the LRB, for instance, features writer Andrew O'Hagan's frustrated and highly amusing attempts to ghostwrite the autobiography of WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange.