Sentence examples for somewhat amusing from inspiring English sources

Somewhat amusing …" he tweeted.

It is somewhat amusing though.

Just the juxtaposition of the large and the small, in and of itself, will usually be perceived as somewhat amusing.

It was a tactical standoff, brief and somewhat amusing, in a single game, but it drew plenty of attention.

Woods, seated nearby, found the conversation somewhat amusing -- a little like trying to remember the last time he lost.

The irony is somewhat amusing when you think about it — the goal of massage is to relax, but as your body shows signs of relaxation, you become preoccupied with how those responses may be perceived.

It seems somewhat less amusing now.

If "The Conquest" aspires to be a Gallic answer to "The Queen," it more closely resembles a diluted, somewhat less amusing French answer to "In the Loop".

My novel had been reviewed in the TLS on January 30 that year, somewhat patronisingly ("engaging", "amusing"), by DAN Jones, in a review that was one-third the length of my review of Lanark.

The book, "My Story," which is amusing but somewhat cautious, came out a few months after her death.

They make dirty jokes, Mrs. Bono insults her hus band's Italian background, and generally they carry on in an amusing if somewhat forced manner.