Sentences with phrase «amusing because»

The similarity between the two groups of rejectionists is eerily amusing because various findings from the same primary fields of research must be rejected by each rejectionist camp though each faction seeks to reject different scientific findings.

Amusing because since 1871 we see about 5 °C variation, allegedly CO2 driven, yet 1741 - 1871 we see 7 °C variation sans the CO2 forcing.

It's amusing because it's so ironic — because such behavior is exactly what the theory predicts.

Mike Levi «s comments [earlier in the chat] about the 1.5 and 2 degree targets are spot on — they are code for policy actions that are amusing because they are so disconnected from any reality that exists on this planet.

The last is even more amusing because he was caught out making stuff up on a slightly different figure just a few weeks ago.

With that in mind, I do find some of the reporting on VIP Art Fair to be amusing because many of the features that various writers are mentioning as being unique to VIP Art Fair have been utilized by artist websites for years.

This was amusing because at the end of the conference call there was a Q / A and everyone was like» I am from the Wall Street Journal, I am from the New York Times, I am from the Guardian, and I was like «This is Michael from Good e-Reader!»

Totally Random is amusing because the company hyped the hell out of it and the last update was August 25th 2014.

BMW has unveiled the wagon version of the new 5 - Series, and it's called the BMW 5 - Series Touring, which I find amusing because the «Touring» seems to have a larger storage area than the «GRAND Touring» model.

A precursor to Adam Sandler's «dopey guy with a big heart wins out in the end» films, Tommy Boy is all the more amusing because of the on screen / off screen camaraderie between Spade and Farley.

I even had a scene, which in retrospect, I guess was amusing because it was with Vito Lopez.

The slaughterings of Genghis Khan, I imagine, could be made somewhat amusing because they don't affect anybody right now.

I find this amusing because it comes from the same crowd that likes to push likewise extracted verses that support their particular view.

Musk's boycott is particularly amusing because SpaceX has some history with Facebook and it's not... great.

In fact, when Norman Lamont [the British finance minister] said just before the devaluation that he would borrow nearly $ 15 billion to defend sterling, we were amused because that was about how much we wanted to sell.»

This always annoys and amuses me because, having...

I'm also amused because I did a candy swap with an American friend and asked for exactly those chips, but got the dairy and unsweetened kind instead.

I always hear the fans» choices and I get amused because most of them have never won any trophies.

The papers will pedal anything... The stories about the Ox being frustrated amused me because I saw him on insta having a sunny holiday with his little mix wag.

It amuses me because I just don't get the boy vs girl thing.

Amused because he thought that being older means being the «boss.»

Amused because he thinks that... Continued

I'm super amused because the only time I've seen you in person you were totally wearing pants.

2001 always amused me because Hal and Dave are kindred spirits.

That's the thing that makes me the most amused because no matter how fucked up they are, they're all the hero of their own movie.

We actually get this question asked and it always amuses us because if we were, we would certainly have a hard time admitting it wouldn't we?

«Twister» just happens to amuse me because the songwriter seems to have a craving for candy canes.

Not exact matches

The host of Last Week Tonight, Oliver acknowledged that he mocked Trump, a former reality - TV host, when he began openly musing about running for president because Oliver thought it would be an amusing spectacle.

«Some people are amused when they work with us, because we're so averse to telling people what to do,» says managing partner Langdon Morris.

I'm amused your critique was that it was an existing parental cell, because mine was that it was an existing (but modified) genome inserted into it.

She refers to the man in his 40s who divorces his wife because her commitment to church and to gardening and her dislike of tennis make him doubt that she will be a sufficiently amusing partner to cheer his retirement years; a young mother who admits that her husband is her best friend, but who divorces him because she no longer feels very romantic toward him; a woman who marries someone she doesn't especially like because she fears she may never find anyone better and then, after having several children, does find someone more to her liking.

I find it ironic and amusing that an xtian would quote Einstein — a jew who was forced to flee his country because of the persecution by Hitler — an xtian.

Does anyone else find it amusing that this book, believed to be God's infallible word by a large segment of the U.S. and world population, was identified as accurate because of... an error?

If I want a real dystopia allegory, I'll just re-read 1984 or maybe pick up Brave New World (because I've never read it and now I'll have to to understand Amusing Ourselves...).

To the other... rest easy in knowing that I think being spiritual is a joke as well; but that is because I am an Atheist so I find Religious people even more amusing I don't need fear of an invisible angry old man to scare me into being a good person; I do good things because I am a good person and don't need an instruction manual.

Or this, from a Cambridge lecture by Arthur Quiller - Couch: «Is it possible, gentlemen, that you can have read one, two, thee, or more of the acknowledged masterpieces of English literature without having it borne in on you that they are great because they are alive, and traffic not with cold celestial certainties, but with men's hopes, aspirations, doubts, loves, hates, breakings of the heart; the glory and the vanity of human endeavor, the transcience of beauty, the capricious uncertain lease on which you and I hold life, the dark coast to which we inevitably steer; all that amuses, or vexes, all that gladdens, saddens, maddens us men and women on this brief and mutable traject which yet must be home for a while, the anchorage of our hearts?»

It's always amusing when a religious person has to fall back on insults because he can't muster up an intelligent defense of his beliefs.

Dr. Whewell is an amusing, if illuminating, anachronism precisely because having to quickly process a huge amount of information makes mastering general culture seem more and more an impossible dream.

Finally, the suggestion that Fr Patrick Burke (emeritus editor) closed correspondence on the topic because he was «cornered by evidence» will be highly amusing to those that know him.

Well, ok, I was intrigued by your amusing «I found a text editor...» on insta and was like, wait, the bread sounds crazy good and where can I find this text editor because her pist looks amazeballs.

Penned by the authors of the similarly named blog, I never followed it because I did not find their language amusing.

So to soothe my soul because the boob - like shape of buttrnut squash no longer amuses me the way it did when it was fresh and new back in the fall, I decided to make one last ditch ever to find some love in my heart for this cancer fighting, immune boosting, fibre - tastic fruit that everyone thinks is a vegetable and turn it into something we all know and love.

Well, apparently being easily amused is working on our garden because not only will we have to make caparese salads for the next hundred years, but our herbs are kicking butt, too!

If Trout wins the 2017 MVP because of the same retroactive reasoning that's kept him in second place in some years, that would be extremely amusing to me, and I wouldn't complain at all.

The supersuccessful small car, perhaps, will be one that the modest can buy because its price is low, and the rich because it is perky, tough and amusing; and the millions in between can buy it for the one reason and pretend that they bought it for the other.

according to some fans higuian isn't a good player because he failed to score against dnipro by that logic sanchez failed to score against sunderland does that make him bad as well + dnipro are a decent team that's why they are in the Europa league final now how many English pl clubs made it that far some fans are logic are really amusing

Velez was glad he was asked that question, because he had an amusing story to relate.

He's not a good writer and it's more amusing than anything because that seems to be the only reason he's noticeable.

Maybe it's because things were different back then, we didn't have tablets and apps and television channels devoted to non-stop children's programming and I'm sure my parents had to be more creative in coming up with ways to amuse me and my sisters.

The whole foreskin issue is so amusing sometimes because if you stand back and take a look at the anti and pro comments going back and forth, doesn't it sound like the same old «mine is bigger than yours» debate?