Sentence examples for be more amusing from inspiring English sources

Deion might also do the denial boogie, but he would be more amusing at it.

The pranks would be more amusing if pulled on a more pompous and pretentious wedding party.

Everyone agreed that it would be more amusing to go to El Morocco than to stay at the Café Russe.

This might be more amusing if Shane and Kim were more expressive or interesting, but neither evinces much personality.

Other scenes would be more amusing to witness — like a rather famous one that transpired at the Four Seasons late one afternoon many years ago.

But "Ernest Goes to Jail" so resembles a high-spirited cartoon that it is likely to be more amusing to children and less painfully obnoxious for parents than its predecessors.

The hyperbole is more amusing than offensive.

And the buffoonish solicitations were more amusing than annoying.

Because what's more amusing than watching a pitcher bat?

Some managers think this is more amusing than disturbing.

They're more amusing than The Funny Pages.