Sentence examples for certainly amusing from inspiring English sources

His recollection of two telephone calls with Donald Trump is certainly amusing.

Her puppyish overconfidence is certainly amusing; likewise, the strenuously matey relationship she strikes up with her crowd.

HUMPHREY TAYLOR Chairman, The Harris Poll New York, Oct. 23, 2012 To the Editor: David Brooks's caricature of himself as a "poll addict" is certainly amusing.

Gatland was certainly amusing when trawling the permutations of a rugby player's gifts, with, naturally, the small and the slow and the unskilful following home the merely slow, untalented and big.

Nothing else in the dance is quite so funny, though Donald York's "elevator music" is consistently witty in its kitschy orchestrations of standards and movie themes, and it's certainly amusing when the men heave the women overhead and hop to "As Time Goes By".

In the conclusion of his review, VanDerWerff praised Quagmire's monologue, commenting "it's certainly amusing that the show is spending all of this time tearing down the one character who's a mouthpiece for the creator".

Not exactly rib-burstingly funny, but certainly more amusing than "Religious post", or POPE.

Time Warner won - "for the moment" - but it is characteristic of Gil that he regards the experience as a largely positive and most certainly rather amusing one.

"W", a more heavyweight and certainly less amusing tome, also reaches a similar conclusion, stressing the jovial Texan governor's fierce desire to avenge his father's defeat.Bill Turque's excellent "Inventing Al Gore" concentrates on his awkward father, Senator Al Gore.

Alexander Pushkin, however, is a random Belgian distantly related to the legendary poet, while ex-tram driver Dmitri Dostoevsky is certainly an amusing interviewee but doesn't have much worthwhile to say about literature.

Gyllenhaal's hypercritical critic is certainly an amusing character, but he's surrounded by shallow personalities, perhaps by design.