Sentence examples for somewhat amused from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the Japanese scientists were somewhat amused at the efforts of their conquerors to keep security on atomic fission.

I was also blissfully free of domestic responsibility, except for cooking, and somewhat amused by the seediness of our surroundings.

Jackson, the league's senior vice president for basketball operations, is somewhat amused by the complaints of Thorn and Scott.

I was shocked, but somewhat amused, especially thinking back to the school-dance kisses that I had bothered to hide from my mother.

While seeing LeBlanc endure classic British weather somewhat amused me, there wasn't much fun or thrill and I would have quite happily skipped over it.

But one Western official was somewhat amused at the notion that reward money should be paid to any Thai government agency involved in Mr. Isamuddin's capture.

Europeans tend to be somewhat bewildered and amused by our sports machismo and pageantry excess, our need to decorate every event as if it were the Super Bowl halftime show.

Past collaborators -- including the painters Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg -- stood by and the musicians, lined up, looked amused and somewhat perplexed as dancers jumped up and down or fell to the floor behind them during the speeches.

The look on Bossert's face as he watches, for the first time, a repurposed video clip of Trump beating up a guy with the CNN logo superimposed over his head ranges from somewhat horrified to mildly amused.

Romer's campaign had not noticed the errant donation, but was amused -- albeit somewhat embarrassed -- to be informed of accepting cash from a fictional figure.

The British press was amused, and maybe somewhat insulted, by the bit of information.