Sentence examples for more amusing if from inspiring English sources

"It's more amusing if everything is not on the same level," Ms. Monaco replied.

The pranks would be more amusing if pulled on a more pompous and pretentious wedding party.

This might be more amusing if Shane and Kim were more expressive or interesting, but neither evinces much personality.

Four Lions might have been more amusing if it had made fun of the Qur'anic verses on which jihad is supposed to be founded.

Pnin's various scrapes and other escapades might be made even more amusing if they left him with hair tousled and spiked out of place.

It would be more amusing if he were not joining a group of right-wing senators who have been instrumental in frustrating Malcolm Turnbull's efforts to put a more moderate face on his government.

But it's more amusing still if the incongruity involves men and women.

The world can only be made a better — and, let's face it, frequently more amusing — place if women openly discuss their "secret handbags".

It might be a far more amusing name if it wasn't for nearly every off-field scandal involving an NRL player ever.

She provides one of the film's more amusing moments: asked if Gould was romantic, she responds with a long pause before answering, "sort of".

Some of these segments are quite amusing, but they're rarely more amusing than they would have been if published in The Onion (the newspaper or the Web site).