Sentence examples for as amused from inspiring English sources

But not everyone was as amused as Mrs. Spivack.

Cespedes was able to laugh off the incident, but some of his A's teammates were not nearly as amused.

As amused as Chamberlain and Rodriguez seemed, Jeter found nothing funny about the survey, at first declining to comment.

By the end, she managed to look almost as amused by the question as her new boss was.

There was always a hint that Nancy was as amused as the viewers by the soap's more absurd plot twists.

But when I ran out of the chips, I served the remaining pub cheese with Triscuits and was nearly as satisfied — though not nearly as amused.

When his turn came to enter the fray, the feisty Mr. Taruskin seemed as much amused as angered, and was not at all apologetic.

Harrington seemed as much amused as he was flattered to find his effort – it was brilliant, incidentally – vaulted into the Tiger Woods Hall of Fame.

He describes him as "amusing when he wished to be; furious when he was angered".

As negotiations between Athens and lender organisations enter a particularly fractious phase, Varoufakis responded to speculation of his imminent sacking from the government as "amusing".

The word has morphed, via the same process that makes it seem odd to us that King James II is said to have described St . Pauls Cathedral as "amusing, awful and artificial," all of which were compliments in the 17th century.