Sentence examples for ever a funny from inspiring English sources

He was as rumpled and lateral as ever: a funny writer, a welcoming host, yet also a remembrance of great times past.

It would be surprising if he'd ever smelt a funny cigarette and the drinks were traditional.

Has there ever been a funnier use of digital technology for sly social commentary?

Richard Schickel of Time also enjoyed Murphy's role, stating, "No one has ever made a funnier jackass of himself than Murphy".

That picture is said to be the reason JFK would never, ever, put on a funny hat, including on his last day on earth, when someone in Texas gave him a cowboy hat and he said he'd go home and wear it in the White House.

Ah, the English - we've always known they were a funny lot, ever since Bryson came over from the US and pointed it out.

The Dutch have tended to be solidly in favour of European integration, but have been in a funny mood ever since Pim Fortuyn set off a wave of populism.

I think if you've been at it for 15 years, and no one has ever asked you to say a funny line, then it's fair to assume that you're going to be one of [those] actors that only ever do one or the other".

The idea that you were ever a liberal is the funniest line of all.

The show, which wrapped up its cross-Canada tour this week, features an unlikely blend of personal stories of sexual violence and comedy, challenging performers and audiences with a deceptively simple question: can a rape joke ever be funny?

It was Sarah Vaughan on last night, Magdalena and I saying, "Was there ever a better singer?" It's funny - if you were to name the 10 greatest jazz singers, would you necessarily name Sarah Vaughan?