Sentence examples for a funny notion from inspiring English sources

To know is a funny notion.

Somebody says there's not, I think it's a funny notion.

It's a funny notion of democracy, then, that says that public involvement in Brexit should already be over and done with.

That fashion is so often equated with change has always seemed a funny notion, given how much it remains always and forever the same.

"There is still a funny notion that women should not write violent fiction," she continues, clearly irritated, "and yet women more often than not are the victims of sexual violence.

"Too gay" may sound like a funny notion for a pair whose primary place is in Chelsea, and who spent a decade sharing a house at the tip of Cape Cod.

Having a funny feeling.

Don't want the safety net of 'Am I gonna have an afterlife or am I not?' " He continued, "Somebody says there's a God, I think it's a kind of funny notion.

To wit, the funny notion abroad among classical-music reviewers that the best thing a performer can do is disappear.

Lost is an intimate fullness of humanity — sensual, intellectual, spiritual — that may be represented by the sublime and funny notion, evoked in Plato's Symposium, of Socrates hanging around the gymnasia for reasons that included but were not limited to teaching philosophy.

This is not just my funny notion.