Sentence examples for constitutes funny from inspiring English sources
It's no surprise that women and men have different ideas of just what constitutes funny.
While there was some definite outrage about the routine on social media, C.K. also had his prominent defenders, including Sean Lennon, who tweeted, "Being too touchy and sensitive about what constitutes funny can actually perpetuate that which offends you in the first place".
What constitutes suspicious activity?
And it would be funnier, I suppose, if it didn't constitute Britain's actual policy on defence.
She thinks that funny should be funny-plus, instead of funny-funny.
They were not only funny, sharp and provocative, but also sparked a discussion about what constitutes a decent science fiction novel, how awards should be judged, and what one can and can't say about writers.
Yet while the evolving dynamics of the Bay Area entertainment scene have broadened traditional definitions of what constitutes comedy, some of the audience still takes a narrow view of what's funny and what isn't.
What constitutes male, what constitutes female?
PAGE C3 Dance Review Sparring With Expectations In his astute and often funny lecture-performance piece, "My private bio-politics," the Serbian choreographer Sasa Asentic delves into questions of marketability and what constitutes authentic Eastern European dance, Gia Kourlas writes.
