Sentence examples for more amusing aspects from inspiring English sources

Here is a link to my first blog on this subject, Bloomberg's Last Dump, and here's the first of four more recent blogs I wrote about some of the more amusing aspects of this lunacy.

Ironically, one of the more amusing aspects of this particular issue is the sight of Republicans such as Mike Pence and Eric Cantor arguing that job creation is more important to Americans than deficit reduction (hence, we should extend the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, even as their party fought vociferously against extending unemployment insurance benefits for the past several months).

Instead, he offers a more intimate look into the mundane and, at times, amusing aspects of early polar exploration.

The hyperbole is more amusing than offensive.

This is amusing, and it's more amusing a moment later when the dancers reverse activities.

He's more gimmicky, more amusing.

And the buffoonish solicitations were more amusing than annoying.

Because what's more amusing than watching a pitcher bat?

Inevitably there are amusing aspects of live video broadcasts that cannot be controlled.

"I found it more amusing than disorienting.

We'll make it more amusing.