Sentence examples for it is particularly amusing from inspiring English sources

It is particularly amusing to see self-styled advocates of free markets and deregulation in the Conservative party (on both sides of the Brexit debate) explain that when it comes to people what they really want is more regulation combined with a hefty dose of central planning.

It's particularly amusing for Bharara, who in a speech last year spoke of a "culture of corruption" on Wall Street, tell Worth about some financial institutions "where every week you're arresting someone", a few paragraphs after making excuses for why nobody was arrested.

It was particularly amusing because most of the people there weren't alive for Ronald Reagan's reign but hey, fuck that guy, right?

Langella is particularly amusing, eschewing the typical "oy"s but still fretting about parking.

The scene of "proper" ladies fainting from too-tight corsets is particularly amusing ("What was proper about that?").

As one whose own parents married when I was a baby and divorced 10 years later; and having married a year after the birth of my own child, this point is particularly amusing.

(Incidentally, Carr's mention of LikeALittle in his piece is particularly amusing given how vocal I've been about how much I hate that stupid company.

As directed by Tucker, her performance in Konstantin's pretentious play-within-the-play is particularly amusing.

She is particularly amusing when she demonstrates how a primitive 80s sampling device worked, using the live actors as samples.

But while his terrible rendition of Rascal Flatts' "I Won't Let Go" was played for laughs, I don't think that openly mocking a guy who struggles to speak English is particularly amusing.

His "it's just a cup," response was particularly amusing.