Sentence examples for cold funny from inspiring English sources
The film is "a cold, funny number about the erotics of money and the seduction of death," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in August.
The first image in David Cronenberg's "Cosmopolis," a cold, funny number about the erotics of money and the seduction of death, is that of a chrome grille on a white stretch limousine.
(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'Cosmopolis' (R, 1 48) David Cronenberg directs this cold, funny adaptation of the 2003 Don DeLillo novel starring Robert Pattinson as a zomboid billionaire, one of the limo riding masters of the universe who, over the course of a long day and night, loses a great deal and, by doing so, becomes human.
"Detachment is what leads to a cold and funny reported piece.
I have visited the town of "Brazil" and "California" at the German part of the Baltic Sea and they were very different than their same-named brothers and sisters: Cold but funny!
Their clothes are a bit weird – loads of rugby shirts that you could never play rugby in, baggy chinos and maxi skirts – and their kitchen is really cold and funny-smelling, but at the end of the day they mean well.
It's about a woman listing the faults of her husband after the last line has been crossed — "The word is faithful/ look it up," etc. — and it's neither hot nor cold, nor very funny.
On Aug. 29, he came home from work — his company had recently bought the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino — to find Michelle Lynn Hatchel, of Parker, Colo., "stiff," "cold" and "different funny colors," according to the tape of a 911 call he made.
In fact, the comments were about as funny as a cold sweat followed by shooting pains down the left arm.
Nanni Moretti, an actor and director who has evolved from mischievous comedy ("Dear Diary") through poignant domestic drama ("The Son's Room") to become Italy's leading cinematic social critic, is represented by "We Have a Pope," in which he plays a psychoanalyst asked to treat a newly elected pontiff (Michel Piccoli) with a serious (and quite funny) case of cold feet.
