Sentence examples for funny alert from inspiring English sources

Merwin's prose is lush, companionable, and funny, alert to the ironies of everyday life and utterly unlike his flinty poems.

In the event, Reagan was funny and alert, and Baker considered the debate closed.

Funny, how? Heresy alert.

Twain was gregarious and social, and his travel in exotic places made him even funnier and more alert.

It's really funny that you, the Alert Historian, should ask because, well, uh … we don't seem to know.

The alert options are funny, too.

It's not just that the subjects here (House of Lords reform; faith schools) are less hackneyed and the jokes funnier (mocking the UK terror alert system for only ever upgrading to "critical" shortly after terrorist attacks), it's that he explicitly contrasts this shabby, sold-off UK with the country he'd like it to be.

Alert, unflappable, pragmatic, and funny, Ruth takes the part of Joan of Arc onstage, only to become her in life.

We're always being encouraged to alert our doctors to funny-looking, itchy moles and that sort of thing.

Kids will be tickled that they can distinguish a mouse and a monster while Max doesn't, and — spoiler alert — the monster is more funny than scary.

As a narrator, Beatrice is funny and sympathetic; her voice keeps you alert even when the plot is merely spinning its wheels.