Sentence examples for too amusing from inspiring English sources

And he's too amusing on the page, comparing himself to Ry Cooder at one point, to Walt Whitman at another.

There comes a day in the life of any transportation reporter --ever the impartial observer --when a personal travel experience seems too amusing to resist a mention.

I imagine the restaurant acquires them in belts, like machine-gun ammunition).The slightly anxious anthropological tone of the NYT piece is too amusing to be obnoxious.

It is old news to frequent visitors of Frawley Stadium, but for those who have never been, the story of Mr. Celery is too amusing not to share.

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS -- In ninth grade, I had a Western Civilization teacher named Mr. Noe, who once asked us, "How do we know what we know?" The Noe-know-know trinity was too amusing to let go of: We forgot the philosophy lesson and made it a running four-year joke.

Using Apple's Passbook cards is a great shortcut, but it might be one that Apple doesn't find too amusing.

But this high-grade pulp entertainment is too delectably amusing and self-amused, and far too aware of its own outrageous conceits to sustain such a dolorous verdict.

She is also amusing.

In my experience, news like that is too obviously amusing to be lastingly funny.

Both can sometimes be too charming, amusing or silly.

That's what Jennings is like in interview, too: charming, amusing, yet a touch evasive.