Sentence examples for measure of fun from inspiring English sources

What we're left with is a measure of fun and wholesomeness, when the laughter should have had us choking back vomit.

Most important, perhaps, the activity can break the monotony with a measure of fun, which can be hard to do in such a sleepy town.

While it still looks gorgeous, sends out the occasional superb dish and delivers a measure of fun, much of its menu is executed in a perfunctory or even slapdash fashion.

Don't try these at home.

As for it being both a novel and a cookbook, that just adds an extra measure of fun--and extends the life of the book.

It's a measure of how much fun the rest of the ocean safari was that the nonappearance of the most fearsome creature on the planet wasn't much of a downer.

In the end, everything held and we had a good bit of fun measuring the wind and the waves.

While the sanctions are measured, logical, and actually sound kind of fun, there are always going to be some detractors.

Trump tweeted Sunday, the shutdown's second day, that what's needed is "a good old fashioned WALL that works," not aerial drones or other measures that "are wonderful and lots of fun" but not the answer to address drugs, gangs, human trafficking and other criminal elements entering the country.

But if Eco recognises any distinction at all between 'high' and 'low' art, it's only to insist upon the formal superiority of the low: 'Maybe only cheap fiction gives us the true measure of reality..Great Art makes fun of us as it comforts us, because it shows the world as the artists would like the world to be.

His generosity of spirit, playful sense of fun and extraordinary capacity for love will be missed beyond measure.