Sentence examples for more amusing is from inspiring English sources

More amusing is the discovery that – even in 2012 – people still turn up in their numbers to watch DJs play records.

Much more amusing is the performance of Ms. Mulgrew, who seems to be having a ball, heavy-breathing her way through her performance as Clytemnestra.

Even more amusing is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it visual cameo of Lou Reed, drawn by Hewlett as a kamikaze submarine pilot on the graphics accompanying "On Melancholy Hill" (Gorillaz don't actually play his song, "Some Kind of Nature").

Even more amusing is one Charlie Hoke, a k a Chickasaw Charlie, who operates a pitching cage at the Tishomingo Lodge and falsely claims to have played for the 1984 Detroit Tigers.

More amusing is Steven Van Zandt, the guitarist and latter-day "Sopranos" star, who still gets testy on the subject of the 70 new songs he had to learn before Mr. Springsteen chose the 10 that would make it onto the album.

What's even more amusing is that all this time-wasting and panicking has all happened within the Republican caucus.

Less poetic but more amusing were the old Mubarak jokes that were dusted off for the occasion.

Even more amusing was the sales strategy: to avoid setting up a dealer network, Daewoo enlisted college students to peddle the cars on 400 American campuses, a plan that failed miserably.

What's even more amusing, though, is that this is not the first time the book has been published in English.

What is more amusing, though, is that Frank Shaw, Microsoft's top public relations executive and a generally good-humored person, responded to the taunts from @FridgeToaster by suggesting that Windows 8 is, in fact, a toaster oven.

46 mins: "It's amazing how much more amusing you are when you're not commentating on a Liverpool game!" writes Paul.