Sentence examples for most amusing of from inspiring English sources

Most amusing of all is Ms. Leoni's eccentric Egyptologist.

Fantoni provided me with the diagramed deal as the most amusing of the night.

Such works were afterward written independently, the most amusing of the extant texts being Maistre Pierre Pathelin (c. 1470).

The acutest and the most amusing of all these epigones, though, is Bride of Frankenstein, directed by James Whale (of Frankenstein fame) in 1935.

Laura's ultimate victory is one of the happiest — and most amusing — of the many anecdotes about objects lost and found that have been woven deftly together to form the collagelike text of the show.

In nature, a lek is a communal mating area where males gather to engage in flamboyant courtship displays, and females stroll by to judge the performers and presumably choose the fittest, most resourceful or most amusing of the lot.

One of the most amusing histories of the invention of the bra is Wallace Reyburn's 1972 parody, "Bust-Up".

In one of the most amusing reports of a 1910 sex slave sting operation, Investigator George Miller of the Rockefeller Commission on White Slavery "bought" (that is, paid a finder's fee for) two girls from a black madam named Belle Moore, claiming that he was opening a brothel in Seattle.

The elder Crane's gaffer-taped lounger is one of the most amusing pieces of upholstery to ever grace television.

One of the most amusing aspects of watching the cars at the Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend was the frontal onboard camera shots from Michael Schumacher's Ferrari.

But perhaps the most amusing part of the entire night were all of the t-shirts depicting Naomi, and the fact that Claudia Schiffer wore one.