Sentence examples for the amusing from inspiring English sources
verb
To entertain or occupy in a pleasant manner; to stir with pleasing emotions.
- I watch these movies because they amuse me.
After that, the amusing conversation continued.
Sorry Rebecca, you've just lost the amusing food vote.
Beneath the amusing goings-on, however, there is seriousness.
The author discusses the amusing vocabulary that resulted from it.
But the amusing side of "The Bucolic Plague" makes up for a lot of lapses.
BOWERY BALLROOM 6 Delancey St. (212-533-2111) — OcThe17: The amusing pop singer Ben Kweller.
The amusing, well-drilled larking around of Sher's squad seems to lack hormonal spontaneity and balls.
And note the amusing literary joke contained in the full name of this drink.
Its occupants disembarked, entertained and educated by our history tour and the amusing anecdotes.
including the amusing representation of Commodore Perry as a feral barbarian.
Needed now is more rehearsal time to make the amusing "confusion" more substantial.
