Sentence examples for fun apart from inspiring English sources

New York is great fun, apart from the fact that there are too many people there.

Being like Rimmer can be fun apart from most of the time your a hologram!

Freed of Armin Veh's defeatism, the northerners had fun picking apart a sorry Köln.

So there is an interesting mystery here that linguists, sociologists, and data analysts might have some fun teasing apart.

The Labor senator had a lot of fun picking apart the Coalition's new-found disdain for electric cars, simply by showing pictures of a succession of ministers posing with, and touting the benefits of, those same vehicles.

What sets Fun Cuts apart from many other barber shops in the county (besides the fact that its owner has a law degree) is that it specializes in adding a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine of a haircut go down.

But for the most part, Greenleaf has fun picking apart the seamier aspects of the book trade: the embarrassing cases of plagiarism, the frenzied book-signing parties, the vicious author rivalries and those brittle business lunches with agents and publicists who are perpetually locked in a death grip with their cell phones.

There is a fun walk apart from regular competition.

LOS ANGELES — What's more fun than ripping apart celebrities?

It's fun to pick apart the illogic behind the conservative obsession with federal income tax, but what is most remarkable about We Are the 53% is how off-topic it is.

It was, during that inauspicious season, the perfect example of a hate-watchable show: it was fun to pick apart while you waited to see if it would get better.