amuse

The thought amused him, and some of them as well.

I myself had been amused by them many a time.

She did and he amused himself with her for several minutes.

I was a good deal amused by what she said about history.

The Major was amused by the look on his new friend's face.

The two of them looked at one another across the table, their eyes amused.

They did not all play at the same game, but amused themselves in different groups.

But many people in politics are not amused by the programs.

She usually asked because it amused her to do so.

It amused her to take part in these little things.

She knew exactly what was going on and it amused her.

What was this sound she made when something amused her?

But the thing that amused me most was the play.

For the next week he was not amused by anything whatever.

In the old days he would have been amused and asked her how she'd done it.

Most of the time, the children amused themselves and did not learn very much.

It amused her to tell them more than they really wanted to know.

But at the same time he could not help being amused by it.

Then for a few hours the idea of his actually writing a book had amused him.

It amused him to have to look a little bit up to her.

They amused themselves for a few hours and then it began to get late.

At least most of them do, and this one is always ready to be amused.

Despite everything, my mother has not lost her ability to be amused.

I have been on the whole much interested, and sometimes amused.

I would have been amused, perhaps, if it had worked.