Sentence examples for that could be amusing from inspiring English sources

That could be amusing.

In a coincidence that could be seen as sad or amusing or both, the videos, most of which had the word "Asian" in their titles, were, on a recent afternoon, often accompanied by Google ads for the "international dating" site AsianBeauties.com.

Disconcertingly robotic, they respond like radar to interference, swinging into action that could be defensive but also has its amusing side.

Canetti expresses revulsion at what Murdoch became as a philosopher and novelist, for her narrow range of Oxford-educated characters, though he concedes that her writing could be amusing.

It could be amusing to outsiders that we are so fussed over this boatload of asylum seekers, since we are a nation whose European history began with boatloads of undesirables.

Even catching shoplifters could be amusing.

If you can't imagine any possible context in which that could remotely be amusing, then you might want to give "The Dictator" a pass.

We could note here that it would be amusing and/or piquant if they showed Comedowns Live the next night, with a paranoid vicar comforting a weepy Shriver, but that base has been very firmly covered.

We could note here that it would be amusing and/or piquant if they showed "Comedowns Live" the next night, with a paranoid vicar comforting a weepy Shriver, but that base has been very firmly covered.

That'd be amusing".

However she commented wryly that it would not be amusing if she actually liked someone.