Sentence examples for is rather amusing from inspiring English sources

Johnson averages 4.9 points and 17 minutes, so it is rather amusing that he is commanding as much attention as Williams, the Big Ten player of the year who could be chosen in the first round of the National Basketball Association draft.

The idea that Lohan was hoping for a popularity boost by highlighting comparisons between herself and a character that spouts lines like "I am so f*cking fat, oh my God they [the paparazzi] cannot get a shot of me," and "Don't hurt them, I don't need any more lawsuits!" is rather amusing, but maybe that's just the level of self-parody she has now reached.

They all thought it was rather amusing, and prodded him awake.

It was rather amusing to see the way some readers resolutely eluded the fact that this project is the product of a collaboration between a French-American photographer and a Senegalese photographer.

It's rather amusing to think that we've got our own little Fidel Castros at work expropriating private property in places like Jackson, Miss.

Still, it's rather amusing that people actually did believe that Apple (or any other company) would attempt to do this.

In his new role as deputy chairman of the Libyan British Business Council, he said it was "rather amusing" for the UK government to call for Gaddafi to go, suggesting that this would be illegal under new UN sanctions.

"It was rather amusing to hear Schaefer [talk about the fountain], as if he was talking about a person.

It must have been rather amusing to serve the "wolf in deer sauce": a hunter prepared in the stock of his prey.

And it was rather amusing, because these people who had gone in with eyes flashing used to come out with stars in their eyes...

That said, the pre-planned drama was rather amusing, as evidenced by Kenya's inability to keep from smirking as Evelyn started to take off her earrings during her expletive-filled tirade toward the newer castmember.