Sentence examples for even more funny from inspiring English sources

Robinson has obvious love for her targets, which makes the whole thing even more funny.

This, from Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, is even more funny: He's got some sort of massive turtleneck/scarf/gaiter pulled up to his nose.

If the run of results manages to keep up with the that of the feet, one of Mainz's jokes from last year will soon look a lot less or even more funny, depending on your sense of humour.

Because the idea of people feeling sympathetic towards Arsenal during the closing minutes of a home match against Hull is surely even more funny for supporters of other lower-table strugglers.

Also, though I should admit that the writer David Gordon has been my dear friend for ten years and so perhaps love biases my judgment, I found his second novel, "Mystery Girl," to be even more funny and sad than his previous wonder, "The Serialist".

But even more, funny in the heart funny like a really nice person is funny.

It was funny at the time but now it takes on an even more comical quality.

If Machiavelli was refreshingly free from conventional thinking in his published writing, he was even more iconoclastic, funny, self-deprecating and ironic in his private conversation and correspondence.

In conclusion, this Internet video is very good and funny, but what's even more good and funny is spending time with your loved ones.

Even more, Ms. Carlos was funny.

"Angel" is only the first of his dinner-party films; the second, "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie" (Aug. 9), made in 1972, is even more baffling and funny.