Sentence examples for think it amusing from inspiring English sources

According to court papers summarizing her accusations, Mr. Hughes seemed to think it amusing to grab his genitals and ask Ms. Crawford to show him her breasts.

So if he'd just met someone called Mary, would he think it amusing to ask if she was still a virgin.

One wondered, too, why he thought it amusing to add, "My great-great-great-great-grandfather was a runaway comedian from Bangladesh").

While this is clearly something light-hearted that one should not read too much into, I thought it amusing and thought provoking.

"I'd thought my profile handsome in a dark, smoldering way, and discovering somebody thought it amusing was a shock," he said.

He thought it amusing that the late Leopold Stokowski was offered a new 10-year recording contract when he was 90.

Dennis Dessauer, a smoker, said he thought it amusing that while people loved to glorify the "greatest generation," they failed to remember that the Americans who fought in World War II were also the smokingest generation.

Nathan – now trained by his own dad, Vince – fights on Saturday at Wembley, defending his WBO light‑heavyweight title for the fifth time, against the mandatory challenger Robin Krasniqi, who thought it amusing to present the champion with a skirt emblazoned with the word "Princess" when they faced off for the media this week.

I became the cranky character in the story who counseled and policed; I screamed at careless drivers, chased bike riders off the sidewalk, lectured careless moms and nannies, and was hardest on people who thought it amusing when their dogs growled, pooped or licked my shoes.

I thought it amusing but a little insulting that she would prefer his company to mine after seven years of food, friendship and tennis-ball throwing, but I let it slide.

"I think it's amusing for the fans to see.