Sentence examples for particularly amused from inspiring English sources

Carney laughs, in a way that suggests he's not particularly amused.

One fan particularly amused Montgomerie, yelling, "I'm Scotch -- have some whiskey".

I was particularly amused by Mr. Genocchio's reference to "laudatory wall texts".

The sight of people running away with televisions particularly amused Mavis.

Mr. Farina seemed particularly amused, as a former cop, by the current fascination with crime-busting scientists.

The Giants were particularly amused when asked if they were insulted to hear about Giants fans who were scalping their tickets to Patriots fans.

I am amused particularly by women who believe that hormone replacement therapy compromises the "natural" experience of menopause.

I was particularly struck and amused by the art that accompanied the essay about Self's drive in the Los Angeles countryside.

(Redstone was not amused, particularly when, just days later, it became known that Allen was representing Barry Diller, the president of QVC, who was also interested in buying Paramount. )Allen refused another, even bigger check when the battle for Paramount ended.

"I'm not amused or particularly flattered," she said, "but I am a little disquieted.

Her extravagant lifestyle amused journalists, particularly when it was revealed she had a multi-million pound overdraft with Coutts Bank.