Sentence examples for decidedly funny from inspiring English sources

And it's a measure of Ms. Herzog's ability to mix pathos and humor in perfect proportions that Leo's confession is followed by a decidedly funny response from Vera.

Paul C. Vogt, who plays the lead role, Pseudolus, is no Zero Mostel (star of the 1962 Broadway original) or Nathan Lane (the 1996 Broadway revival), but he is a decidedly funny, amiable actor.

The restaurant that fulfilled Roanne's destiny, which I located after several false starts, was a decidedly funny-looking place, painted salmon pink, across from the railroad station.

Now, however, it's the target of a decidedly odd – and funny – slander lawsuit.

They make the games even longer, most of them are decidedly not funny, and many of them are downright offensive, with their groping paws and lascivious snouts.

IT IS a decidedly odd race.

Every time the four actors drop into Phil Spector harmonies, it's a fair bet the story will take a decidedly unromantic – if funny – turn.

The film is often funny but decidedly amateurish, often resembling a home video.

More recently, the satirical newspaper The Onion delivered this funny if decidedly untrue headline: "National Guard Mobilized for Mississippi Class of '62 Reunion".

Discovering that he loves cricket, these die-hard hockey fans become practitioners of a decidedly unorthodox (and very funny) version of the game.

To live is to kvetch, to kvetch to live, for the cranky title character in "Olive and the Bitter Herbs," the acidly funny but decidedly ramshackle new play by Charles Busch that opened on Tuesday night at the 59E59 Theaters in a Primary Stages production.