Sentence examples for every bit as funny from inspiring English sources
That last show detoured from the political material that made her work so compelling since the Tories came to power, but was every bit as funny and heartfelt.
If that sounds more like a harangue than comedy, be assured: Rahman and Hussain are every bit as funny as they are politically engaged.
"In its hip, condescending way, the new movie is every bit as funny as the earlier film," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
In its hip, condescending way, the new movie is every bit as funny as the earlier film, which painted an amusing but patronizing portrait of a Missouri town staging a tacky historical pageant with Broadway pretensions.
You might worry about the implications of this all this cross-platforming (are comedians now too busy to create bespoke live work?), save for the happy fact that, so far, these crossover shows have been every bit as funny as, ahem, non-literary standup.
But to my mind the political comic of the year was Frankie Boyle, whose online-only BBC Election Autopsy – and his autumn tour Hurt Like You've Never Been Loved – showcased a Boyle who was more thoughtful and engaged, less cynical, but just as brutal, and every bit as funny.
In his own way he's every bit as brilliant as Larkin, but a million times funnier.
My hope for the follow-up to South Park: The Stick of Truth is that the game is every bit as clever and funny without all the egregious performance issues.
Consumers have decided that network news and talk shows are every bit as fake and not nearly as funny as "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report".
Some girl's going to want me to do that to her, and I won't know what it is"), and people have been trying and failing to make romantic comedies even a tiny bit as funny and romantic as that ever since.That's before you even remember she also wrote the gut-wrenching Silkwood, the joyous Julie & Julia, and of course the acidic, coruscating Heartburn.
