Sentence examples for was really amused from inspiring English sources
adverb
Actually; in fact; in reality.
- "He really is a true friend." / "Really? What makes you so sure?"
"I was really amused by the crowd's response to the rain," Dimmock told me.
"But to tell you the truth, I was really amused when I first saw my illustrations printed on a book paper.
"Hahaha" means that you're really amused: now you're cooking.
I'm really amused when I find things happening in politics that could be scripts, like "trousergate".
QUESTION FROM CAPITAL : I am really amused how the supporters of the protests think that the fact that they are "regular" people is a selling point.
Daffy was really not amused.
I have been really interested (and sometimes amused) to see what goes on on the other side of the table, and to see how the six Benchmark partners determine which companies to back".
The exhibit is really just an amuse-bouche, a showcase for the real thing: it's there to help you imagine what it might be like to step into the world's first underground park.
Some reactions were amused: "the internet is really really great… for porn!" #EUPornBan — Tina (@twena) March 7, 2013 Rick Falkvingee says EU is about to ban all porn is.gd/k1iPkd would that include Lady Chatterly's Lover?
Their expressions ranged from really amused to really horrified.
