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Discover LudwigThe phrase "amusing to see" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is entertaining or enjoyable to observe.
Example: "The street performers were truly amusing to see, captivating the audience with their talents."
Alternatives: "fun to watch" or "entertaining to observe".
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It can be amusing to see what MapQuest and its ilk come up with.
"It will be amusing to see what they take issue with.
It is amusing to see a fat land quivering in paunchy fright.
"It's amusing to see people get their knickers in a twist about this," replies Mensch.
It's also amusing to see Lois (Ashley Rivera) give Superman Romero Vésarioo) his flying papers.
It's amusing to see Daniel Hugh Kelly play President Kennedy again.
It was amusing to see anyone so badly dressed, but it palled.
It's initially amusing to see Mr. Washington, who excels at square-jaw decency, getting down and dirty.
It's amusing to see some commentators chide Obama for going after the Clinton campaign here and there.
It was, of course, amusing to see the western press suddenly preoccupied about whether bombs were hitting their intended targets.
In our country, it's almost amusing to see the opponents of socialized medicine attending rallies for their cause, then running off to their Medicare-paid doctor's appointments.
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