Sentence examples for sufficiently amusing from inspiring English sources
If the book is sufficiently amusing, interesting and well written, then they should get on.
This has on the whole proved sufficiently exciting, amusing and stimulating.
When greenwashing is aimed at adults, environmentalists generally find it annoying and sometimes — if it is sufficiently transparent — amusing.
Dispelling clichés about humorless hard-liners, "Give a Party for the Party" was deemed sufficiently eye-opening, and amusing, to merit inclusion in the inaugural issue of American Communist History, the first nonpartisan scholarly journal devoted to the history of the party in the United States.
The Hollywood Reporters Todd McCarthy said that the film is "sufficiently well done and amusing enough to satisfy the appetites of fans who mainline this sort of thing," but considered that in directly acting as an homage to the genre, it lacked any stylistic inspiration or imaginative flair to reinvent it.
The New York Times seemed to think it sufficiently exciting to lead off their "week in review" section last Sunday with an amusing pull-together of these natural "us vs. them" frictions and antagonisms, headlined "Target Practice," written from St. Paul by Mark Leibovich.
If these blogs are sufficiently popular to gain advertising space, then those photos are no longer not-for-profit, amusing, public-realm snaps.
