Sentence examples for daring funny from inspiring English sources

Macy is a favourite in indie films - Boogie Nights, Magnolia - he can be daring, funny, sinister, poignant.

Part "Brideshead Revisited" and part Feydeau farce, with an unholy bit of "Cabaret" (think leather) thrown in, it's vivid, daring, funny, and musically sound.

Combining titanic commercial heft with highbrow complexity, Fowles's novels are daring, funny and unpredictable; so unpredictable, in fact, that they sometimes seemed to wrongfoot themselves.

Her show is bold and has some amusing touches, but the first episode is more daring than funny.

Their work was daring, edgy, funny and dark; it rejected old tropes that defined us as pathetic, frightening and worthless.

One character, expounding on the state of drama, asks if anyone in the future would ever come see a play about a salesman, a joke that wouldn't have been daring, or funny, even 55 years ago.

Last week, Pegg described Wright and Cornish's screenplay as "daring, fun, funny and hugely exciting" in a post on Twitter, and said he felt lucky to have had the chance to read it.

Wright's regular collaborator Simon Pegg fuelled speculation that Wright had produced something special for Ant-Man when he tweeted that the screenplay was "daring, fun, funny and hugely exciting" last month.

David Saint, president of the foundation and the artistic director of George Street Playhouse, said in a statement that the award selection committee members "all felt that this play leapt off the page with such an explosively daring and funny new voice, unafraid of confronting volatile issues in our world today, that Arthur would be proud".

The New York Daily News said the show was "neither daring nor funny", adding that "NBC's version is so diluted there's little left but muddy water".

'SOUTH PARK' -- With most political satire muted, this series has been more daring and funnier than ever.