Sentence examples for the rather amusing from inspiring English sources

The authors start with ghosts, firstly explaining that the "cold chills" often experienced in haunted houses are actually just a result of poor insulation (no EU building regs in the olden days), and secondly noting the rather amusing paradox that ghosts are often portrayed as walking, despite having no physical body.

He's been making video art since he was a teenager and also has several music projects on the go, including the rather amusing Bruce Springsteen Born to Run Glockenspiel Addendum, a version of the album played entirely on, yes, the glockenspiel.

A decade later, the watering hole which carries the rather amusing tagline "Not Your Daddy's Whiskey Bar" is renowned for its extensive whiskey selection.

This gives us time to print this rather amusing email from David Gammack: The last two summers of sport have reminded me of my own pinnacle of sporting excellence.

A large chunk of it may come from Vladimir Putin's deeply unreliable and corrupt Russia.Many of Britain's neighbours may find this rather amusing.

"I can't help finding this rather amusing," he wrote, despite what he called "its horrific context," given Syria's bitter war.

There was something about going from that tranquil, thoughtful room into this joyous place with all these rather amusing wire images.

Even the current, rather amusing critical reconsideration of Mr. Loeb is par for the course.

Fortunately for him she found the whole thing rather amusing.

I find all the battles over the Jack in the Box out on Geary rather amusing, because for us growing up it was a destination called "Tokyo Stop," a sort of fast food meets bento boxes mashup.

In his new role as deputy chairman of the Libyan British Business Council, he said it was "rather amusing" for the UK government to call for Gaddafi to go, suggesting that this would be illegal under new UN sanctions.