Sentence examples for more amusing that from inspiring English sources

There is nothing more amusing that the spectacle of Inayat twisting and turning, trying to avoid tripping himself up.

BG As much about valiant failure as heroic victory (is finishing last in any other race considered a badge of honour?), the Tour de France has thrown up more than its fair share of tragicomic tales in its 100 editions, few more amusing than that of Abdel-Khader Zaaf, the man who famously went the wrong way.

The occasional interpolations of the playwright, majestically voiced by Mr. Abraham, do not constitute an inspired dramatic device, but are often more amusing than anything that is transpiring onstage.

I was trying to figure out an angle of coverage for this year's Art Basel that was more amusing than art or fashion but tossed in turn for nights trying to think of something.

"Pom Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold" is even more amusing than "Super Size Me," the documentary that put Mr. Spurlock on the moviemaking map in 2004.

It's just that he finds them more amusing than everyone else's.

On balance, the Germans have intervened less than the French.It does not follow that the latest rhetoric is therefore more amusing than dangerous.

On average, 80%% of users evaluated that the 20 Questions game is more amusing than the traditional method.

The hyperbole is more amusing than offensive.

"I found it more amusing than disorienting.

And the buffoonish solicitations were more amusing than annoying.