Sentence examples for amusing to look from inspiring English sources

It is the stainless steel icicle-like trim at the upper floors that makes it amusing to look at.

Another is that they are an idiosyncratic product of red-state America: amusing to look at, but irrelevant to the rest of the world.

That's what makes it all the more darkly amusing to look upon the grand announcements that regularly come from the Russian government and its supporters.

It is a bit amusing to look at the names of the players involved and some highlights of the game (which were forwarded to the Goal blog by the N.A.S.L. historian and aficionado, Dave Brett Wasser, our man in Texas).

Jeffry Pappin, a business consultant in London, said it was "always amusing to look at the signs that inform you that it takes 25 minutes to walk to a particular gate".

Mauresmo has all the shots, although it is now amusing to look back to the 1999 Australian Open final, which she lost to Martina Hingis, when she was being described as the new powerhouse of women's tennis.

It's always amusing to see Google evangelists look with horror at Facebook exercising its social muscle, and Microsoft engineer Dare Obasanjo backing the Revenge of the Semantic Web as propelled by Facebook's Open Graph Protocol.

It's amusing to see how people look at you when you show up to bowl in your outfit.

Although it might be amusing to see a rider wearing a speedo, you'd look pretty foolish.

These antic fancies are both amusing and poignant to look at, as is the sumptuous container, bound in the softest red leather, in which he planned to send them to a possible patron.

If the date bombed on epic levels, it was still a good story ― and perhaps an even more amusing one ― to look back on.