Sentence examples for bitterly funny from inspiring English sources

Did I mention that it's deeply, bitterly funny?

Mr. Kumar quotes one observer's bitterly funny observation: "O.K.

They found English bitterly funny because it was destroying them.

He is bitterly funny about the (sometimes very) personal essays students are forced to include with their college applications.

And although much of the novel is bitterly funny, he also captures the genuine agony of his cuckold.

By 1929, the heroine of Wallace Thurman's bitterly funny novel "The Blacker the Berry . .

Sometimes that division is funny, sometimes it's bitterly sad.

This vision takes a sentimental turn in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," a confident one in "Knocked Up," a bitterly ironic one in the great "Funny People," a rueful and uneasy one in "This Is 40".

But the hangover by proxy you may acquire is a fair price to pay for the satisfactions of this vivid and entertaining play, as witheringly funny as it is bitterly sad.

When Lawrence, who has adopted Arab dress, returns to the British headquarters, he says bitterly: "In Cairo, you will put off these funny clothes.

Mississippi just welcomed what is perhaps the most anti-queer law in America on Tuesday and the good folks at Funny or Die quickly churned out a bitterly hilarious and all-too-accurate response.