The phrase "amusing looking" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "amusing-looking," using a hyphen to connect the two words as a compound adjective.
Example: "The amusing-looking dog caught everyone's attention at the park."
Alternatives: "funny-looking" or "entertaining-looking."
Apart from the fact that, to anyone who knows anything about literary and political London then, the list is shrewd, fair-minded and often amusing, look back a few years.
Half a century later, it's an amusing look at the peculiar customs of a misguided era.
The novel takes an amusing look at the world of journalism.
But the entire testimony is worth watching as a particularly clear -- and occasionally amusing -- look at the dynamics surrounding the health-care law.
Alisher Usmanov is Britain's wealthiest person Here's an amusing look at how he got there and how much dosh he's got.
These guides are more invested in a smart-aleck attitude than politics or local culture, but they offer viewers a sassy, breezy and amusing look at parts of the world that go unnoticed the rest of the day.
Likewise, an 1835 canvas, "The Sportsman's Last Visit," depicting a young woman coquettishly listening to one man as she ignores another in the room, seems to have no agenda beyond an amusing look at a suitor spurned.
Today The Onion took a bitingly amusing look at the (lack of) depth of climate worries in America in a piece titled, "We Need To Do More When It Comes To Having Brief, Panicked Thoughts About Climate Change".
From carer, comedian, organiser, playmate and peacemaker to wearer of hand-me-downs, chief cereal eater and most-fond-of-dogs, the ways the children see themselves in relation to their siblings is a wide-ranging – and often amusing – look at the physical relationships and striking resemblances captured in the photographs.
