Sentence examples for it is always amusing from inspiring English sources

It is always amusing to those of us active in Iraqi politics to see the superhuman powers attributed to Ahmad Chalabi by his detractors in the American punditocracy.

It is always amusing to see the elements invoked in fashion; weather must seem like a distant distraction to people who spend all their time in spaces that are both climate- and reality-controlled.

Regardless, it is always amusing when a conservative suddenly embraces federal bureaucracy as an argument against reform.No sense that not every part of society can be treated dogmatically according to certain simple propositions.

It is always amusing to watch the entertainment industry reel with the "discovery" that audiences are nowhere near as narrow-minded and bigoted as previously assumed.

Even if you are not into collecting comics, it is always amusing to people watch, as many attendees will dress up in costumes, which range in quality from amazingly well done to laughably terrible.

Plus, it's always amusing to put a Christmas hat on a grumpy cat.

It's always amusing when big studios take aim at large, predatory corporations.

It's always amusing to see Saint Alicia hit a speed bump on her road to world domination (while making the world a better, fairer, more nurturing place).

It's always amusing when one sees two apparently diametrically opposed groups coming to the same conclusion – ie the Islamists and the BNP banging on about the evil Zionists.

It's always amusing when white, middle-class (usually male) commentators from the south of England denounce the nationalism of others; as though nationalism is only something anyone who deviates from the dominant middle-class English identity does.

Jeffry Pappin, a business consultant in London, said it was "always amusing to look at the signs that inform you that it takes 25 minutes to walk to a particular gate".