Sentence examples for described fun from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago you described fun as a "false sense of ecstasy," but on the new album you have a lyric that says, "I was looking for some serious fun".

Adam Hetrick, editor-in-chief of Playbill.com, described Fun Home as "the best musical of the year", calling it "an emotionally-packed piece of theatre, full of joy, heart, sorrow and uncomfortable reality".

The Times of London described Fun Home as "a profound and important book;" Salon.com called it "a beautiful, assured piece of work;" and The New York Times ran two separate reviews and a feature on the memoir.

IT'S a rare architecture exhibition that can be described as "fun for the whole family".

As it happened, Farina was attending a hostage negotiators' conference in South Carolina — an event that he described as "fun".

Not that war can be described as "fun", but it is at very least a competitor to elaborate meditation techniques.

She described a "fun" relationship in which Cain even bought her plane tickets so that they could meet in California.

The Smart has been described as fun to drive by some reviewers, but other than showing taillights to the neighborhood riding mowers, I don't see it.

Stunned friends, many of whom had no idea he was seriously ill, mourned a man they described as fun and mischievous, the "King of the Airwaves".

"No art dealers!" The A.C. unit — just barely offsetting the summer heat — is functioning more like a white-noise machine, drowning out her voice and blending all the commotion together into a sound that can only be described as "fun".

In this approach, certain types of art and emotion — namely those deemed challenging or dark — are more worthy of attention than others every bit as universal and necessary but better described as fun or bright.