Sentence examples for funny conception from inspiring English sources
"I would respectfully suggest," he said, "that it's a very funny conception of liberty that forces somebody to purchase an insurance policy whether they want it or not".
The dialogue she's cut and spliced between herself and her beloved DCI Jane Tennison (from TV's Prime Suspect) is funnier in conception than execution.
There's a funny link between our conceptions of intelligence — about who has it and who doesn't — and our self-worth.
In this conception, the setup however funny in its own right is an exercise in rocking the audience to sleep, a blanket of wool pulled over the eyes.
Yes, the funny thing is, the popular conception of Capote is deeply colored by In Cold Blood, so when you tell people who haven't heard of it about this story, they can hardly believe Capote could write something so sensitive.
The conception and execution was explosively funny in the seaside postcard tradition.
But with the entertainment industry struggling to adapt to shifting tastes and new modes of expression, the gathering also served another purpose: to underline how the conception and execution of what is considered funny has changed, thanks to Second City.
We know that millions of others thought they were not just funny, but editorially justified - indeed an important part of the whole creative conception.
Eagleton was relaxed and very funny: looking at my notes, it would appear that he did the theological critique, attacking the New Atheist conception of God, while and Rowan did the secular academic's, and attacked their conception of religion.
