Sentence examples for amusing man from inspiring English sources
Brubeck, though an entirely unpretentious, amused and amusing man, had something of the affable, quietly hip professor about him.
The mayor, an amused and amusing man, energetically presents his case for Mr. Atay's consideration, then shrugs and basically says, "Hey, what do I have to lose?" — a nicely judged exit sentiment for a heavy-light show.
"A very amusing man," he said.
The great lawyer F E Smith was an intelligent and amusing man.
"You know, twenty years ago he was the most amusing man in New York," Ahmet said as the limousine pulled away.
It is a credit to Mr. Friedman, an easygoing, amusing man, that in this environment he can discuss Art.
Pinning Samuel and the others to the page is Reza's chief talent: she has an easy understanding of just how amusing men can be when free-floating anxiety and frustration overwhelm them.
/ He had a big beard, / A great big old beard, / That amusing old man with a beard".
Charles is a most amusing young man, and gave me the most super towel for my birthday.
I can see now that, though Mr Furtherfield was a kind, amusing, tolerant man, his slow driving was an irrational obsession.
Were Oxford servants in the interwar years so in thrall to their oppressors that they could say of Lord Sebastian, as Lunt (the intolerably 'umble Bill Owens) does, the following day: "Such an amusing young man.
