Sentence examples for funny apart from inspiring English sources

A thumbs down from me to the double-ha: nothing is that funny, apart from a cat on a skateboard, possibly.

The reason I came to Britain in the first place was because you guys have the best sense of humour in the world, with the Monty Pythons and the My Familys (so much like my own family it's just not funny, apart from the woman, who is bringing much dishonour upon her clan).

"Funny," apart from being a subjective judgment, is also a commercial imperative, and it is one that "Bridesmaids" has fulfilled.

Sometimes what Radio 4 thinks is funny and what I do seems several worlds apart.

Also, the show was made less strictly chronological, initially because they "forced funny things apart".

Monday saw the return of Ed Reardon, Radio 4's most consistently funny curmudgeon (apart from Count Arthur Strong).

A $12 million revival of "Funny Girl" fell apart last fall when several investors pulled their money from that production, questioning its capacity to be profitable.

The funny thing is, apart from the fags and the facial hair, he doesn't really look any different from the speccy schoolboy wizard who made his screen debut in 2001.

A much anticipated musical revival of "Funny Girl," meanwhile, fell apart because of financing this fall, a few months before its scheduled opening on Broadway.

"It's funny, I spent 18 years apart from him and yet we are so much alike in so many ways," she said.

But then I get that every day – all comedians do (apart from the funny non-smug ones who are already dead).