Sentence examples for funniness from inspiring English sources

These men are neither patrician nor man-boys – they're just funny, friendly guys whose funniness doesn't depend on misogyny or insecurity.

But let me just say that "Date Night," like so many other films of its type, too often relies on words, catchphrases and inflections that signify a generally accepted notion of funniness rather than being, you know, actually funny.

The reasons why it should are multiple, but let's start with the most obvious: it's really funny and, even more unusually, it's funniness has held up well.

President Obama is trying to be funny, though, or at least to stimulate the funniness industry: he is going on Jay Leno's show tonight.

But he talks in plain English and makes decent jokes, over and above his gag-friendly name and the funniness sometimes automatically imputed to chubby people.

IF ONLY there was an easy recipe for funniness.

It was concluded that it is not funniness that maketh the man, but inherited intelligence.

Participants in the study rated the animals on funniness, cuteness and how much the pictures made them feel they lost control.

While elsewhere, Manchester has more often than not been a place of funniness and/or cool, from films like 24 Hour Party People, about its legendary 80s music scene, and the uproarious East is East, to the low-key humour of Coronation Street, and sharp, edgy TV comedy like Cucumber, Fresh Meat and The Royle Family.

It led to a writing job on the new BridgetJones movie; he added "some jokes and funniness" at the end.

At times, he seems unable to resist the force of his own funniness.