Sentence examples similar to witty amusement from inspiring English sources
Sardonic, witty and very amusing.
This identification of Clodia, suggested by an Italian scholar of the 16th century, has found support in some uncertain inferences from the Lesbia poems: the poet's mistress besides being married perhaps moved in society, enjoyed fashionable amusements, was cultivated and witty, and was licentious enough to justify Cicero's attack.
But for child care and housekeeping help, they relied heavily on a whimsical, witty uncle named Lal, who "was the source of some astonishment and amusement in the village," Ms. Gamburd tells us.
In this telling, Jane was serenely happy in girlhood; scribbled witty, unobjectionable juvenilia; settled uneventfully in the gladsome family bosom; wrote for private amusement in maturity; and was finally, reluctantly, prevailed upon to publish in 1811 — her memorable characters drawn from "nature," never "individuals" — six years before her untimely death.
An indoor amusement park?
There was amusement, too.
