Sentence examples for not so amusing from inspiring English sources

Yet after laughing at Mr Bennett, it is still worth re-examining his message, which is not so amusing.

Betrayal, greed and immorality are not so amusing to the scholars, collectors, dealers and institutions Israel hurt.

Not so amusing was the reduction of Mongolia culture to a series of song-and-dance shows and the evident deterioration of the environment.

So it is perhaps not so amusing that even dissident authors, who cannot take their own books home, should make it a priority to take something they can take back to China: milk powder.

For a moment, it almost seemed funny (through the rum haze) and then suddenly not so amusing as the taxi driver put his foot down to get us away from there.

But it was not so amusing on Tuesday night when he endured a miserable Knick debut at Madison Square Garden, or even in the locker room after the game when teammates perused the stat sheets and offered some subtle jibes.

The problem is, if you peel away the headlines and look more closely at reality, you'll see some things that aren't so amusing.

Doctors have a not-so-amusing name for this common plague of women in the throes of a new sexual relationship: They call it honeymoon cystitis.

An animal with a funny name has apparently met a not-so-amusing fate.

The NATO visitors watched an ersatz eighteenth-century dance (complete with powdered wigs and simulated copulation) that might have been considered obscene had it not been so amusing.

Character faces no longer fall off randomly as they did in Unity, which is nice (albeit not quite so amusing).