Sentence examples for amusing problem from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cagle is a not-quite-A-list country star with an amusing problem: He doesn't sing the way he seems.
The publications in El Espectador, on the margins of literary success, created other, more terrestrial and amusing problems for me.
As much as possible, though, he found their problems amusing.
Its main problem is that amusing international TV clips are a severely depleted resource, heavily subject to the law of diminishing returns – every new YouTube video of a newsreader puking on air is a bit less funny than the last.
Mr. Jackson's inventive constructions are amusing, but it is a problem that Modernist painting no longer enjoys the kind of high-minded prestige it did in the 1960's, his formative years.
It would be amusing to attribute the Republicans' problems to the shaky state of the economy of late, but not accurate.
Another potential explanation for an increase in negative facial expression to the amusing stimuli, is related to problems with facial mimicry.
But in Wilde's play, Jack Worthing's double life brings him problems of a far more amusing nature.
An amusing early paper on this topic is "The Problem of the Speckled Hen" (1942).
At first, the only problems with ICI House were minor, even amusing.
The New Yorker, February 12 , 1927P. 31 Amusing article about experiences with taxi drivers and their problems.
