Sentence examples for funny conclusion from inspiring English sources

Sitting with Blackburn, Norris was recounting the story of a nighttime recovery mission, a tale that, by the expression on his face, appeared headed for a funny conclusion.

This funny conclusion is consistent with the principle of continuity, as we have just seen, but it enters into contradiction with what could be termed the 'postulate of permanence': no material body (and by that we mean a given quantity of matter) can go out of existence all of a sudden, without leaving any traces.

In other words, from negative facts, negative conclusions, often wildly funny conclusions.

Alessandra is puzzled, but she learns the reason for her mother's confidence on her wedding night, a graphic scene of humiliation, both horrific and funny, at the conclusion of which the bride bursts into tears.

He writes, near the book's conclusion, "The funny thing is, the moment I am in one country, I am homesick for the other".

Although the dialogue is often frisky and funny and the play's conclusion generously upbeat, there remains throughout the sobering sense that only dead men know real luxury on the Hill, where people are buried in high and expensive style.

The frantic farce of the conclusion is disorienting but very funny.

But Mr. Hackett bombed wherever he went, and Mr. Faske came to the conclusion that Mr. Hackett was funny only when he wrote his own stuff.

At the event's conclusion, accolades of "great job," "funny stuff," "stay in touch and "we DEFINITELY want you back" poured in.

Seinfeld works off the set up to move into a smart, funny remark and then ends with a conclusion to the joke that is both true and funny.

"But it's a funny scenario because we don't know the conclusion of it yet.