Sentence examples for not particularly amusing from inspiring English sources

Another woman, who points laughingly at her man's exposed, not particularly amusing stomach, had a bandaged head and an extravagantly black eye.

In truth, the Sarandon plotline wasn't particularly amusing, but the observation elsewhere was subtle yet forensic, like a sensitive but thorough strip search.

In retrospect, the costumes themselves weren't particularly amusing; it was more to do with how they made us feel – a little bit braver, a little bit freer, a big bit stupid.

At this point in time, Hasselhoff is surely most famous for that video of him topless and drunk and unable to eat a hamburger off the floor while his daughter pleads with him to stop drinking, which isn't particularly amusing.

"It is not a particularly amusing issue".

"Why are you smiling, it is not a particularly amusing issue," the presenter asked.

But it's probably no surprise that Fox doesn't seem to get political humor, since its Half-Hour News Hour, which aired two pilot episodes a few weeks ago and is gearing up for a full series launch next month, appears intent on not being particularly amusing or innovative, following a Saturday Night Live "Weekend Update" anchor format with an added laugh track.

It's also notable that when Renee is filmed watching some famous comedy routines about the Holocaust, including Silverman's, she doesn't find them funny – and watched through her eyes, they don't seem particularly amusing.

I don't find that particularly amusing, or particularly helpful".

The lifeguard, Stephanie Gaither, did not find the scene particularly amusing.

One Democrat who has not found these comparisons particularly amusing is the former standard-bearer himself, the original Michael Dukakis.