Sentence examples for plenty of amusing from inspiring English sources

There was plenty of amusing onstage chemistry.

Plenty of amusing misses, a couple of solid hits, and some striking mixtures of both at once.

A marijuana bust, which produced a requisite apology and plenty of amusing T-shirts - "Blaze One for Lincecum" - only enhanced his local legend.

They will encounter plenty of amusing situations, however, and will receive an attractive idea of life in a Bohemian village in the middle of the last century.

There are plenty of amusing clash-of-cultures observations, as the US sisters look on in horror at the pierced and pissed UK girls.

The script, written by Bob Nelson (the first of Mr Payne's films not written by him) has plenty of amusing misunderstandings and one-liners, but for most of the running time the mood is one of weary, wistful resignation.

Some of the gags (a stroke victim mistaken for a drunk driver, for example) are sub-Gervais, but there are plenty of more quietly amusing moments, and the characters do develop and deepen.

Formula 1 drivers are certainly not shy when it comes to their use of social media and, over the course of the season, there have been plenty of interesting and amusing tweets.

Still, she writes colourfully and engagingly, and offers plenty of odd facts and amusing vignettes.

Impolitic truth telling is more broadly amusing, and plenty of movies have toyed with the comedy of characters who can't stop telling the truth, notably "Liar, Liar" and "The Invention of Lying".

Cue plenty of naive, endearing optimism and highly amusing reactions as he enters the "land of opportunity".