Sentence examples for level of amusement from inspiring English sources

At CBS it was a new comedy called "Worst Week," which provoked enthusiastic laughter at Carnegie Hall — a rarity at upfronts, where advertisers tend to try to restrict their level of amusement.

There's a certain low level of amusement to be had from the jokey repartee — Pauly D, living up to his star billing, gets off the best lines — and the host, Cat Deeley, slumming during her downtime from "So You Think You Can Dance," manages to communicate her disdain for the proceedings.

The manipulation did not enhance perceived levels of amusement but the prevailing levels of humour contributed significantly to the tourists' comfort, concentration and connection levels.

When he relives the mania following the publication of Portnoy, it is in the same tone: at the time, panels of Jewish mothers were assembled to discuss what a terrible thing he had done to them, which he conveys with just the right level of sheepish amusement.

For example, Affectiva might train a webcam on users while they watch ads, tracking their smirks, smiles, frowns and furrows to measure their levels of surprise, amusement or confusion throughout a commercial and compare them to other viewers across different demographics.

"There's a level of enjoyment and childlike amusement," Hollander says.

Video art, having gleaned more and more from Hollywood and Madison Avenue, yearly raises the level of its production values while settling for ever more diverse forms of amusement.

Celtic's mystifying failure to win a treble despite the playing field being about as level as Charlie Adam's abdomen has been one of the few sources of amusement for Rangers fans in an era more depressing than any other.

A low murmur of amusement reverberated.

Walsh greeted reporters with a mix of amusement and irritation.

(Cue uncertain frissons of amusement from her audience).