Sentence examples for amusing warning from inspiring English sources

The BBC archive carries a very amusing warning against taking financial hyperbole too seriously.

Her warning is amusing at first, but by the end of the game she will have said it several hundred times.

Similar delights abound, from the austere setting (a hallmark of St. Ann's Warehouse where each show seems to create its own perfect space) to the amusing signs in the restrooms warning visitors to the prison about illegal contraband, courtesy of designer Bunny Christie.

It can be interpreted as a word of warning against technology addiction, or, simply, as an amusing ditty.

(PRs are supposed to be fun and anything that smacks of overt harshness like a knotty little Dodge four-cylinder engine begging for mercy and warning of early repair bills–just isn't all that amusing).

Very amusing.

Less amusing?

Amusing people!

Or amusing.

Amusing conversation?

John Wheeler found that amusing.