Sentence examples for not that amusing from inspiring English sources

As riddles go, perhaps not that amusing.

Peth wore makeup, but he wasn't that amusing — an announcer once said he was "about as funny as a funeral in the rain".

Comedy is, of course, a crucial – though not usually that amusing – term in the Hegelian philosophy which is central to Žižek's philosophical project.

(PRs are supposed to be fun and anything that smacks of overt harshness like a knotty little Dodge four-cylinder engine begging for mercy and warning of early repair bills–just isn't all that amusing).

Letts and the rest of the cast do shoulder a good part of the show's humor, particularly when things aren't all that amusing between Frances and Robert, and Church say that's a tribute to the team's depth.

The competitors may not be all that amusing, but some of the show's gimmicks are.

"A Sheltered Woman," your story in the magazine, is often very funny, although Auntie Mei's life has often not been all that amusing.

(I say this with amusement now, but at the time it wasn't really all that amusing).

("You don't pay cash in hand?" he asks Karsten. "Well, can you just give me some cash then?") Not that it isn't amusing.

"Now, isn't that amusing?" he said to his client.

Isn't that amusing?", his career would not, even with all its ceramics and artefacts, necessarily be one that identified him as a prospective education reformer.