Sentence examples for aptly funny from inspiring English sources
Ricardo Torres especially, and Michele Wiles, Eric Otto and Karin Ellis-Wentz were aptly funny as the mortal lovers.
Beautiful is aptly named: a smart, funny, first-rate production.
It should be funnier, but aptly enough, the pilot fails by also clumsily trying too hard, pushing what should be lighthearted portraits of insecure, inadequate mothers into grotesque caricatures.
Don Kammann, who sports the most colorful New York accent in the bunch, proves very funny as the aptly named Faker, one of Miller's associates.
Eagles!" Funny enough, Amazon is anything but an underdog and more aptly represented by the Patriots than by the Eagles.
Krazy Kesh aptly summed up the humour of the books: "This book will tickle your funny bone till you will not be able to keep a straight face for days on end".
Yarosh puts it aptly: "Watching by yourself is like... if a tree falls, is it still funny?" Probably not.
Stereo Total, from Berlin, uses cheap synthesizers and goofy samples to back deadpan pop salutations in English, French and German, aptly described in a line from their new album: "A little bit strange but really funny".
She appeared briefly as Jeff Bridge's ex-wife, aptly a successful model, in Alan Pakula's See You in the Morning (1989), but her part in Funny About Love (1990), a romance starring Gene Wilder, ended up on the cutting-room floor.
