Sentence examples for it was always amusing from inspiring English sources

It was always amusing in the Lakes when you went as part of a group somewhere and you would see people trying to work out who was with who.

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".

(It was always amusing to note that John F. Kennedy was a Bond enthusiast -- was it the easy sex or the hand-made shirts?) What would the priggish Fleming think of the rough-trade islanders -- the Scottish Mr. Connery, the Irish Mr. Brosnan, the Welsh Mr. Dalton and, Queen help us, the Australian Mr. Jackman and Mr. Lazenby.

The Australian reporter Clif Cary wrote "It was always amusing to watch the Englishmen when Yardley took a wicket.

During the presidential primary season, it was always amusing to watch Donald Trump tout his massive leads in online polls, the notoriously unscientific surveys in which participants can vote more than once and fans of one candidate often swarm the vote.

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 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'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 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.

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.