Sentence examples for at all amusing from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Klima, a New York artist, is playing a different sort of game, using the visual language of computer amusements to depict the not at all amusing war in Afghanistan.

Not at all amusing in Japan.

The distinction is not at all amusing.

She does not think it is at all amusing and tries to make him promise he'll never do it again.

Did she find it at all amusing that Sven, the psychologist, could be so undone by a fake sheikh?

Meta, once an intriguing, even playful prefix, has emerged as something darker, heavier and not at all amusing, but perhaps better suited to the times in which we're living.

Honestly, it was all amusing at first, but after working on a few books, the novelty quickly wore off.

While this is very sensible advice, every analyst I know has taken it as a fairly clumsy dig at China, made all the more amusing by a brief survey of the US's heinous history of ripping up the ethical rule book when national interests and preservation of wealth are in the balance.

It wasn't amusing at all.

His home was later destroyed by a flood, which is very sad and not amusing at all.

So I'm sorry that it took all this to point out to you that, actually, this really isn't very amusing at all.