Sentence examples for apparently funny from inspiring English sources

"Social injustice, immigration, sexual revolutions, racism, etc., are hidden in the apparently funny and light works from the early '90s," he said, referring to pieces he made when working at the Vallauris studio in southern France, famous for its brightly colored wares and its collaboration with artists including Picasso.

That teacher probably died years ago -- but this, of course, is part of the joke, which is apparently funny to no one but us.

The court considered four issues over three days, each apparently funnier than the last.

I did, and that was apparently very funny.

Many of them, apparently, extremely funny; he's revered over there.

One recent night, for instance, a bit in which the puppets improvise a song based on someone's occupation bombed because the woman selected — sorry, Susan — was a commercial artist, and there's apparently nothing funny about commercial artists.

And that, apparently, is funny.

Only Fey could have gotten away with ribbing Leonardo DiCaprio about his fondness for "a supermodel's vagina" -- a line even Leo apparently found funny.

The Jordanian officer thought this was quite funny, apparently.

The jokes on "Family Guy" are apparently no longer funny to the reputation managers at Microsoft.

"Now I'll finish the bastard off," I said, picking up a heavy painted cane … It's apparently dispassionate, superficially funny – but essentially horrific.