Sentence examples for that's so amusing from inspiring English sources
Parsons acts as if opinions can be established as facts by sheer force of will; it's the no-nonsense-ness that's so amusing.
The snappy one-liners, the bragging that was so amusing last season and made the Jets' appearance on HBO's "Hard Knocks" amusing have run their course.
One thing that was so amusing to me in the stories, which are charming, is how nuclear power was constantly presented as a totem of advanced civilization, almost to the point of fetishism, with leading characters even having nuclear-powered personal devices.
I think it's so amusing that people are amused by my love life," McPhee told People in November.
That's why it's so amusing to watch the back-and-forth between President Obama, a man who has never so much as operated a lemonade stand, and candidate Mitt Romney, whose business successes have fostered the creation of literally tens of thousands of jobs.
The Gateway of India has tons of historical significance, and is packed day and night, which is why it's so amusing to me that I got a photo with no other people in it.
They were all saying, "He's so amusing.
"He's so amusing and has such wonderful stories about such interesting people," David Plante attests.
Tusker is a selfish old curmudgeon – a foolish, petty man who treats his loyal wife appallingly – but he's so amusing it's impossible not to warm to him.
One that she felt moreover must be so amusing to others that in Paris, when M. Swann came on New Year's Day to bring her her bag of marrons glacés, she never failed, if there was company, to say to him: "Well, Monsieur Swann!
