amusing

IPA: ʌmjˈuzɪŋ

Examples of "amusing" in Sentences

The alien puppet takes her apart in amusing fashion.
What I find amusing is that you believe your position is the rational one.
What's amusing is that the GOP has not learned a single thing since their 08-butt-kicking!
Even more amusing is that Featherston has what sounds like, at best, a minor role in Experimental Activity.
What's amusing is that North Carolina voters are not known for being overly sensitive about bigoted campaign appeals.
Susan found the term amusing, given the fact that she was only sixteen, and Maria herself probably just two or three years older.
This one, legally named Tracy Worcester - she insists on "Tracy" unless her lunch companion finds her title amusing - is currently having such a moment.
Liberal clergymen take themselves seriously; what makes this particularly amusing is that they are convinced that everyone else takes them seriously too.
What I find amusing is how Dems and Libs point the finger at Republicans and Conservatives, and hollar about how hateful and mean and out of touch with reality they are.
The guests at the ball turn in amusing performances, particularly Joseph Caley as the rakish, dry-humoured Adoncino, but the central couple have the best of the choreography.