Sentence examples for various amusing from inspiring English sources

Siri understands everything from, "What's the weather going to be like in Tucson this weekend?" to "Will I need an umbrella tonight?" (She has various amusing responses for "What is the meaning of life?") It's even more amazing how Siri's responses can actually form a conversation.

Some Republicans are finally waking up to this reality, and reacting in various amusing ways.

Redditor Kiplay_Kek shared the above snap to the "Photoshop Battles" subreddit on Thursday, and it was soon reimagined by fellow users in various amusing ways.

Various amusing segments remind us that this was an era characterized by science-fiction films about alien invaders as well as the intertwined fears of the Communist menace and the atomic bomb.

"President Trump didn't pardon the whole turkey, just the white meat". Trump did the honors for a bird named Drumstick and a friend Wishbone on Tuesday, and it wasn't long before people online began commenting on and manipulating the images of the presidential Thanksgiving tradition in various amusing ways.

Finn Fordham, English professor at Royal Holloway, University of London and a leading Finnegans Wake scholar, said: "The results – all available online, now that we are in the Utopia of the public realm – are rich and various, surprising, amusing, weird.

Her various carols contain an amusing mix of Nahuatl (a Mexican Indian language) and Hispano-African and Spanish dialects.

Various entirely predictable, rarely amusing things happen, including a lot of punches to the face and groin.

His denizens of Havana will do anything for dollars, and their various forms of often amusing prostitution give the writer many opportunities to satirize the consuming mental and moral laziness they wallow in.

Ms. Goldberg spent most of her time playing an elaborate game of "Where's Whoopi?" She popped up in fancy dress in little vignettes from various musicals, to decreasingly amusing effect.

Although the main business of Handbagged, Moira Buffini's rightly acclaimed new play, is the meetings between the Queen and Margaret Thatcher, the evening is equally acute and amusing about various theatrical conventions – in particular, the practice of doubling, in which one performer plays several parts.