Sentence examples similar to invariably amuse from inspiring English sources

He exuded ferocious intelligence, and the twinkle in his eye could be as merciless as it was invariably amused.

ALWAYS amuse yourself first.

I say "appear to amuse an audience" because comedians (and especially comediennes) who drop the F-bomb invariably evoke a noise from the audience that sounds for all the world like laughter.

Or just amuse you.

And this will amuse you.

"But they amuse me.

Perhaps I amuse you".

Liberals amuse me.

"Did I amuse you?

And amuse themselves!

Your ethics amuse me.