Sentence examples for an amusing sort of from inspiring English sources
Still, with Donald Sutherland in fine form as Jimmy Burke, the quirky mastermind, it's an amusing sort of clutter to behold for most of the way.
"He was a very amusing sort of guy," Gardnar Mulloy, Larsen's former doubles partner, recalled this week.
Being an amusing, enterprising sort, Richard decided to film the following parody of All By Myself with just an iPhone and some duct-tape.
It was a sort-of amusing collection of outlandish caricatures, quirky catchphrases and semi-decent sight gags that probably outstayed its welcome at the time, and is definitely doing so now.
Some of her comments were just amusing, in an ignorant sort of way, like when she said the Revolutionary War began in New Hampshire.
One would not use that adjective for the images, which are powerful and quietly, deeply disturbing, full of pain but resolutely refusing to dramatize it, now and again touching, now and again amusing in an elegiac sort of way.
There was an amusing duet manqué of sorts -- more clash than connection -- for the fierce, craggy Mr. Solomons and the slight, smooth-faced Mr. Williams.
It was amusing, in a sad sort of way, to see Romm zero in on my comment on NPR about mistakes in 2009, as if that showed how little I can be trusted to convey the seriousness of climate science.
As for the vulgar laughs they were too few in the first half, though the sketch of the four masturbating men in the second half had a good rude professional edge to it and, given the wit of a Farjeon or a Paul Dehn and player such as the Hermiones or Kendal, the sketch about the incestuous family breakfast would have been amusing in a disgusting sort of way.
