Sentence examples for much amused from inspiring English sources

When I point out the coincidence, Haneke is much amused.

I remember Thatcher was very much amused by the ample pheasant.

Unlike Queen Victoria we were much amused in a gently entertaining way.

I was much amused by "A Push to Unplug D.C. Power" (March 18).

Mr. Healy, much amused, reported the reaction: "With much surprise, this obvious city dweller exclaimed: 'Can you believe it?

This he argued at such length as they lay together that it became Adams's lullaby: "I was so much amused that I soon fell asleep".

Cocktail parties do not much amuse them, but they never miss one.

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2.23am BST Cabbing with Benji and Gary Does not much amuse their cab driver … Or Hollis.

In the 1933 movie "Rufus Jones for President," when he was seven years old, he played a world leader who sang and tap-danced with a ferocity that didn't so much amuse as startle: he would not be ignored.

That's why the chancellor is very much 'not amused' in this case".