Sentence examples for extraordinarily amusing from inspiring English sources
Thus far, Nicola is holding her own despite being denied the extraordinarily amusing (yea verily, swearing can be both funny and clever, but don't tell the kids) lexicon of foul-mouthed invective habitually gifted to *ucker, while already participating in the visual gag of the year (decade? millennium?) so far.
I met Kamila's son, Otto, an extraordinarily unbowed, amused and amusing survivor of nazism and Czech communism who died only a few months ago.
He is a talented writer, and his tour of Greek culture is a triumph of popularization: extraordinarily knowledgeable, informal in tone, amusing, wide-ranging, smartly paced.
I think Mike [Judge] finds it particularly amusing that you have these guys who are extraordinarily wealthy but are continually talking about bettering the world.
But in many ways its intensely amusing and perfectly comprehensible "Comedy of Errors" lets one see what an extraordinarily inventive and disciplined outfit it is.
"I don't think it's amusing to show a lot of people doing musical numbers who are not extraordinarily gifted at it," Donen once told me after the release of Woody Allen's musical Everyone Says I Love You in 1996.
Just as amusing, in its way, is the thought that the kind of conceptual art that has made people like Damien Hirst extraordinarily rich may be losing its ability to seduce the wealthy into parting with large sums of money.
