Sentence examples similar to an uproarious theme from inspiring English sources

Yet here's an uproarious and touching picture on that theme, directed by Greg Mottola, who made the 1997 independent film "The Daytrippers," and co-produced by Judd Apatow, who wrote and directed "Knocked Up".

Price renamed it "Stagger Lee" (1958), turned the song's cautionary theme on its head with an uproarious arrangement, and wrote a delicate introduction reminiscent of haiku: "The night was clear  /  The moon was yellow  /  And the leaves…came…tumbling  /  Down".

Price renamed it "Stagger Lee" (1958), turned the song's cautionary theme on its head with an uproarious arrangement, and wrote a delicate introduction reminiscent of haiku: "The night was clear / The moon was yellow / And the leaves…came…tumbling / Down". Price turned out hits throughout the 1960s and appeared on the oldies circuit well into his 60s.

The women treated this as an uproarious joke.

It opened in the 1850s and had an uproarious existence until it closed in 1938.

Split into three films, it's an uproarious and scathing, compassionate and urgent outburst that runs more than six hours.

Franken was promoting "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them," which has an uproarious, unflattering chapter devoted to O'Reilly.

Paris was genuinely a second and often an uproarious home to many artists from other countries.

It's an uproarious curtain-raiser; inevitably, what follows is a string of minor disappointments.

Angela Bassett, Wesley Snipes and Samuel L Jackson join newcomer Teyonah Parris in an uproarious slice of hip-hop Brecht.

He hits the bottle, and recites naughty limericks at an uproarious student-teacher party.