Sentence examples for be a highly amusing from inspiring English sources

In ways that suggest Mr. Keltner must be a highly amusing teacher (and a generous one, since he so freely credits students and colleagues who played roles in laboratory experiments), this book identifies the adaptive benefits of each emotion, thumbs its nose at the hardhearted (Ayn Rand, Machiavelli) and makes its case for the biological functions served by physical expressiveness.

The feature debut of a director best known for staging Broadway musicals, Pitch Perfect is a highly amusing campus comedy about two a cappella groups, one male, one female, making their way from first auditions at university to the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella finals at Lincoln Centre.

It's likely those are at least two of the sources for what is a highly amusing, highly polished comedy about the several months the temporary partners hashed out the seven-Oscars-nominated classic.

Josh McAuliffe of The Times-Tribune of Scranton, Pennsylvania, said the episode was "a highly amusing, if not fantastic, half-hour" and particularly praised the opening scene involving the phone system salesman.

The effect is rather like reading a highly amusing encyclopedia: many interesting starts, but few conclusions.

But despite this it is a highly enjoyable and amusing read.

Flaubert's Dictionnaire des ides reçues (Dictionary of Received Ideas) is a highly facetious, often quite amusing dictionary of terms that Flaubert saw as representing the epitome of societal stupidity of his day.

The Gold Leaf Lady and Other Parapsychological Investigations is a highly readable and often amusing account of his most memorable encounters with such phenomena.

It's starring all these funny people and has a highly amusing premise.

With the Second Coming, as thoroughly described in a highly amusing manner here?

But the Crazy Eddie chain was more than just a set of amusing commercials — it was a highly successful enterprise that enjoyed tremendous success before collapsing under the weight of federal fraud charges.