Sentence examples for feeling amusing from inspiring English sources

But the piece, with its unusually high ratio of music to dialogue, is thickly studded with songs that keep it feeling amusing, though leavened with a few more bitter offerings from Anna and her father.

Kids throw paint on the floor to mimic Jackson Pollock; they bake bread and eclairs to celebrate "A Tale of Two Cities"; and three times a year they tack their deepest feelings and most amusing childhood memories up on the wall for everyone to read.

"I imagined a bar I'd want to go to," Mr. Grange said, "something amusing with the feeling of a nightclub".

Also highly amusing were his feelings about football: like Vladimir Nabokov before him, he was a goalkeeper.

The likes of Rowan Atkinson, Charlie Chaplin and your favorite local comedian will help you to realize that feeling awkward can be turned into an amusing asset.

But during the encores, of which there were six, Ms. Voigt made her feelings about the London brouhaha explicit, though in the most amusing way.

The guitarist shares amusing anecdotes during the performance and they give you the feeling of being there.

Another writer, Ian Lowry, describes feelings of love and longing in Just Beverley, including a very amusing, bittersweet refrain about a stolen pork pie.

The ad is amusing, but it is hard to know who should end up feeling more insulted: Mr Crist or women voters, who apparently understand the merits of politicians only when they are compared to dresses.

The amusing Gunmen don't have to adjust to one another; the ensemble has a comfortable feeling.

Architecture is amusing enough, the buildings are big enough, to give the visitor that temporary & exalted feeling of being in the presence of something pretty special.