Sentence examples for considered hilarious from inspiring English sources

Lest there be any doubt: the first Carry On film was considered hilarious.

Played by Chris Rock, he's a New York DJ and writer called Mingus, his name considered hilarious by the visitors because it rhymes with cunnilingus.

And when he read things that Hitler had said, the voice was sort of — it wasn't Elmer Fudd, quite, but — MORRISON: Is there anything that's universally considered hilarious — "Seinfeld," the Three Stooges, the Farrelly brothers — that you just don't get?

The first heroes to enter the stadium, that morning, had been the leaders of the twenty-kilometre walk, an event considered hilarious by everyone on planet Earth except the athletes themselves.

Some of the pages of those publications would not provoke a smile among today's undergraduates — those featuring punning poems requiring a knowledge of Greek verb declensions, for example — but there is much that differs only in degree from what is now considered hilarious.

Everything else falls hopelessly flat in another trudge around that cosy Britcom universe where henpecked husbands, mistaken sexual identity and the repetition of the word "willy" are considered inherently hilarious.

They were not what most people would consider totally hilarious, or even mildly amusing.

The network branded itself as the home of punk outsiders, zinging the liberal mainstream with the studied cockiness of a finance guy who considers himself hilarious.

We have no doubt that Estie will make it back to the Oscars, especially considering her hilarious guest spot on "The Late Late Show with James Corden".

It means we'll all have to walk around with colostomy bags bulging out of our guts, but that's not so bad when you consider the hilarious new dimensions of pranks that will open up when everyone has one.

They wrote 40 pages of what they first called "El Weirdo," but a potential producer considered it less hilarious than they did.