Examples of using More amusing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Might be more amusing.
More amusing than anything else.
Which makes them more amusing.
It is far more amusing than remaining at home.
That Huppert is French makes it more amusing.
They get more amusing as you go.
Would be less stressful and much more amusing.
It would be much more amusing to dive down into thy astral body.
Which just makes the whole thing that much more amusing.
I thought it would be more amusing for you to find out for yourself.
However this only made the interview all the more amusing.
What could be more amusing than the public exposure of hypocritical sinners?
They're moving on to more amusing targets.
They preferred the company of the servants, who were more amusing.
I wish we could find more amusing company.
I think a more amusing violation of Raj's trust is when Howard convinced him that foreigners give presents to Americans on Thanksgiving.
I'm sorry we cannot offer you anything more amusing.
Having examined the more amusing and less glittering aspects of academy life in her critically acclaimed best seller, Seven Moral Failings, Maya Arad now turns to a more intimate and sensitive realm- family life.» more. .
You couldn't ask for a better, more amusing friend.
They would rather exchange punchlines than punches, making it all the more amusing for everybody else!
Literature fun- Quizzes, questionnaires, and all that falls on the more amusing side of the written word.
I would be more amused if I knew you weren't worried.
Silvio seemed more amused than annoyed.
She seemed more amused than shocked.
Each turned around- he looked more amused than afraid.
I'm not mad, more amused.
More amused by the NLE-Schnick, that a good part of the place for the exhibits they have identified a technically outdated air digital receivers.
I don't know whether to be more amused or horrified by this whole thing.