Sentence examples for somehow fun from inspiring English sources

They'd appear suddenly, brushing by to snap a bureau door shut, bearing a credit card and pen, and flash me a knowing, toothy smile, as though my presence in the house had been arranged for my benefit and was somehow fun for me.

Despite having to tolerate three narcissistic, oft-depressed men in my brother, father, and me and being a professional psychologist to boot she's somehow fun to be around.

Rebel Katniss is somehow less fun than the woman Stanley Tucci's TV host labelled The Girl on Fire.

With its small American family pitted against a giant robot, the film has all the ingredients of a naff blockbuster and yet is somehow great fun.

Somehow the fun had gone out of it; it seemed the most important scientific questions had been answered and what was left was merely to fill in the details.

His new album, Clear Licorice, is somehow simultaneously fun, sobering, and emotionally resonant.

He explained, "There have been a few folks who have misinterpreted what I was doing and thought that I was somehow making fun of her, which really isn't the case.

A lot of it really is, from a selling and consumption perspective, [about] making things useful, making them sassy, trading on the imagery of the word 'girl' as somehow more fun and less ponderous than 'woman.'".

Having fun somehow felt disloyal to his father's memory.

But, despite the camper tone, it somehow felt less fun than Skyfall.

There was, undoubtedly, a massed desire to somehow prolong the fun that Oasis had commenced in 1994.