Sentence examples for deeply amusing from inspiring English sources
There's plenty of burrowing to do in the case of Daphna, whose outsize personality has both its deeply amusing and deeply irritating aspects.
In the UK we all thought it was deeply amusing when Alan Duncan was caught out on a secret camera bemoaning the MPs' expenses row.
The most important thing to know about "The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For," however, is how deeply amusing it is.
So argues Rourke energetically, as he whisks us past the fabulists Phaedrus, Odo of Cheriton, Marie de France, Romi (the deeply amusing Sufist) and Fontaine, then through Kafka, Joyce and Borges, and up to cultish modern "microfiction" and "flash fiction".
But it is deeply amusing to me to see the fear of a brain drain in a region that has probably drained more brains from the rest of the world than any other place.
The first movie of the well-established TV and stage director Tim Fywell, I Capture the Castle has its greatest strength in Romola Garai and the character she plays, the 17-year-old Cassandra, the pretty, deeply romantic, amusing diarist who observes and participates in the lives of her colourful family.
The stories that came out were alternately amusing and deeply touching.
If she were alive today, Pascoe reckoned, "she would be the host of QI": a thought at once mildly amusing and deeply awful.
The early part of the book, describing the birth and the following few days, in which she and her partner talk about abandoning the child, flying to Brazil and not leaving a forwarding address, is clearly autobiographical.However, the subsequent chapters describing the family's adventures in a mouse-infested farmhouse in the south of France are fictional, amusing and deeply moving.
His insults were either amusing or deeply truthful insights into his GOP opponents (low energy Jeb).
