Sentence examples for most amusing part from inspiring English sources

The most amusing part of today's puzzle was the clever theme.

About the most amusing part of the fight was Byrd's facial expressions.

The most amusing part of Sunday's Twitter ramblings is that if Jackson wanted to pinpoint one member of the Knicks organization most responsible for the loss to the Cavaliers, he could do worse than blame the executive who handed J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert to Cleveland for basically nothing.

The most amusing part I found in these formulas was that they often included a seemingly random multiplicative constant.

The most amusing part of the surreal speech was Trump's facial expression; whenever the camera focused on the president, he looked bored, maybe even annoyed.

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.

And perhaps the most amusing parts of the show are the introductory mock ads for Veridian Dynamics, parodies of the warm, fuzzy "we bring good things to life" campaigns for General Electric.

But, after all, Mr. Moore is ingratiating and most amusing in this part.

Now here is either the most amusing or the most discouraging part of this story.

Dunsany, however, the vain, antlike struggles of his characters notwithstanding, seemed to regard his own life as a most amusing game, made of equal parts theatrics and sharpshooting.

"Which part do you find most amusing?" Collins was quick to defend Trump's "rocket man" tweet, noting that the tag likely appealed to the president's most ardent supporters.