Sentence examples for considered funny enough from inspiring English sources

The writers planned that Chell would say a single word during the ending, but this was not considered funny enough.

When I was a kid, we had one big honking color television, in the living room, and on weekday evenings when the Yankees weren't playing and there was something my parents considered funny and sophisticated enough to warrant our attention, we all watched it.

Well, I think — funny enough, when you rang I was just talking to some Canadian people.

"Before Will, a man in his boxers was considered funny.

Is much known about what they considered "funny"?

Why would attractive people be considered funnier?

Whom do you consider funny?

First, it will show you what many people consider funny.

She endured a "humiliating" experience when a network offered her a sketch show, but made her audition, and then rejected her for the part of herself, owing to the fact that "we were not considered attractive or funny enough to play ourselves.

ABC also decided to broadcast episodes out of order: it didn't consider the first and second installments funny enough.

In the 20th century, D. B. Wyndham-Lewis and Charles Lee considered some of Cibber's laureate poems funny enough to be included in their classic "anthology of bad verse", The Stuffed Owl (1930).