1Being fatigued; laughing; being amused; having been elected; running; having been running.
2The others amused themselves the balance of the morning in various ways.
3For example a smile can mean you're amused, happy, grateful, or satisfied.
4Well, I'm glad you're amused, but the question is a serious one.
5The serpent must have smiled at Eve that way: pleasant, amused, dangerous.
6The teenaged sisters' underwhelmed expressions sparked mainly amused comment on social media.
7The Party leader, aloof and amused, gave Young the signal to begin.
8It was several minutes before he would explain what had amused him.
9It often amused him when he thought of it at other times.
10People had amused themselves; had thought the selection of the music excellent.
11But the masses were intensely amused; thus the full object was achieved.
12His counterpart Steve Smith was rather amused when asked about his opinion.
13Seth in particular was greatly amused by hearing this kind of talk.
14Their climbing up amused the multitude of spectators crowded in the gardens.
15The trite truth of the ratio between approach and enchantment amused him.
16Onlookers are certainly amused by Hinojas' moves, pedestrians stopping to take snapshots.
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