Sentence examples for largely amused from inspiring English sources
Twitter seemed largely amused by his appearance but, as Clegg is already more than aware, you can't win over everyone.
While the political world has been largely amused by the trials and tribulations of mercurial South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Alvin Greene, party operatives are full of angst about his saga.
But "Smithsoniansmith" is a string of dissimilar and largely unconnected episodes (several of which amused a very few in the audience tremendously, a few of which amused most of the audience a good deal, and a number of which were watched in rapt silence) that grows more incoherent as it proceeds.
But still, the largely elderly crowd of women looked amused.
Osborne is angry largely because he is bored and fed up; Amis is amused because he has discovered that some provincial dons are phoneys.
It may be that Britain's wise politicians have solved all the big political and economic questions, leaving a largely contented population to amuse themselves with trifles.
Davis was amused by the script and the townsfolk's gibberish speech, and was satisfied with largely a cappella soundtrack.
