Sentence examples for inherent fun from inspiring English sources

It's impossible not to imagine the inherent fun the great English-language experimentalist would find in translating his voluminous ideas onto the 140-character template, or at least the irresistible challenge.

While it is true that summer camps, with their campfires, lakefronts and little cabins in the woods, have some obvious inherent fun advantages over schools, I'd argue that the real differences that set summer camps and schools apart have less to do with lanyards and canoes, and more to do with attitude and approach.

Shows have an inherent fun when they focus on great, brilliant characters doing great, brilliant things with good humor.

We are going on a cruise (just the second vacation that they've ever been on), and all of the inherent excitement and fun attached to that kind of trip is really 'present' enough.

Bottom line: GaGa's a classic rocker pretending to be a disco-queen and I believe her future success lies mostly in the former but with an eye on the fun inherent in the latter.

So while jetpacks might sound fun, the inherent difficulty and dangers they pose are clearly something the average complainer doesn't think about.

I think part of the fun of Inherent Vice is to get just completely tangled up in the many loose ends and overwhelming information, which is meant to be part of the joke in the book.

As if such an act were beyond the male gene pool, relegated to women, who have an inherent knack for choosing really fun breakfast items.

And have fun with mocking the inherent limitations of the touch screen.

Euripides writes of Orestes' arrest and trial and their aftermath and at the same time pokes serious fun at the human resentments inherent in family and fate.

"His fun is entirely dependent upon the inherent humor in his writings".