Sentence examples for found amusement from inspiring English sources
The urge probably has its origin far back in primitive societies, whose people in many cases found amusement & delight in the Ordeal.
He remembers walking home with his four brothers and one sister while British soldiers found amusement in training their guns on them and pretending to shoot.
Denise may have found amusement in those police rides down the block.
He's able to find amusement in himself.
Small boys in a tenement neighborhood try to find amusement on a rainy day.
Harry Dean Stanton is the Old Man who finds amusement watching Eddie and May slap each other around.
The New Yorker, July 25 , 1936P. 51 Small boys in a tenement neighborhood try to find amusement on a rainy day.
DAVID, Allentown, Pa., posted on nytimes.com As a privacy professional, I am aware of targeted ads and usually find amusement in who they think I am.
Much is made of the Tharks' primitive sense of humor, which finds amusement in the suffering of others, and in their cruelty to animals.
Not bad, though I often wonder how many of those visitors are true believers and how many are there to observe the true believers and find amusement in their beliefs.
Theatergoers who want to resist the soporific spell of this whinefest may possibly find amusement (or indignation) in dissecting "Lestat" as an old-fashioned allegory of homosexuality as a life-warping affliction.
