Sentence examples for is more amusing from inspiring English sources

The hyperbole is more amusing than offensive.

Alarcón went on, "Otto Reich is more amusing to us than anything else.

The musical stairs idea is more amusing than practical, so The Fun Theory sponsored a contest to generate other ideas.

"Skiing is no exception to the general rule that every sport is more amusing in its earlier than its later phase," Arnold Lunn wrote.

Yes, Coward wrote "to and for a certain set", but why not? "Mayfair, all said and done, is more amusing than Surbiton".

It's hard to say which is more amusing to children: the marionette lion dance or the emperor in his printed boxers.

And the buffoonish solicitations were more amusing than annoying.

Because what's more amusing than watching a pitcher bat?

They're more amusing than The Funny Pages.

This is amusing, and it's more amusing a moment later when the dancers reverse activities.

But it's more amusing still if the incongruity involves men and women.