Sentence examples for amusing such as from inspiring English sources
Some displays are quirky and amusing, such as the tall pyramid of fresh oranges by Roelof Louw (originally conceived in 1967), which visitors are invited to help themselves to.
Some are grim (the video of the bombing of a residential compound is "a performance, celebrating heroes in a land where there are none"); others amusing, such as a jihadist campaign against obesity.Few figures are as loathed by the Islamists as the liberal princes; in particular Prince Bandar, the shrewd, worldly ex-fighter pilot who was for over 20 years his country's ambassador in Washington.
Even more so when we discover it could be a human being listening – according to Bloomberg, staff would share things they heard that were amusing, such as "a woman singing badly off key in the shower," the report says.
Occasionally, Abrams's self-deprecation was genuinely amusing, such as when he addressed, in length and detail, his much-discussed fetish for lens flares.
Have a little backpack full of things you might find amusing, such as books, puzzles, portable video games, DVD players, or iPods.
"The Sympathique is an ingenious and amusing toy such as only Breguet could conceive," Mr. Daniels wrote.
She was also an accomplished artist, as was evident from her amusing illustrations, such as a Christmas card showing Martians on canals.
Our grizzled and leonine anti-hero has some amusing traits, such as fixing himself a dry Martini in an idle moment, using his special luxury in-car fridge.
Using silhouettes cast by solid cardboard figures instead of the coloured transparencies popular in China, the ombres chinoises usually featured short, amusing fables such as The Broken Bridge, a dialogue in song between a farmer and a gentleman.
It came about, rekindling memories of past amusing Toyotas such as the MR2 and the Celica, because the current man at the top (Akio Toyoda) is a car nut.
Sayler describes several of Trump's other anti-logos traits, with amusing categories such as "The Bonkers," which covers the mogul's remark about Hillary Clinton's "disgusting" bathroom break.
