Sentence examples for funny distinction from inspiring English sources

It's a funny distinction to make, I know, but it's mainly about participation.

He was solemn, and his eyes were funny, with no distinction between pupil and iris.

It needs to get a firmer grasp on the distinction between funny ha-ha and funny exhilarating — the big laugh you get when a designer invents something that works perfectly in a way that builds on the past but hasn't quite happened before.

She managed to make the distinction captivating, theatrical, and really funny.

(How funny is it that we still make the distinction between an "iPad" and a "computer," as if they're not the same device, if only in a different form).

"Go Fish" has the distinction so far of offering the funniest gay humor (next to Sean Hayes's every breath as Jack on "Will and Grace") on network television.

"I think it emerged pretty much unscathed, and in a funny kind of way it drew attention to its distinction".

He participates, with distinction and in relative anonymity, in the National Hot Rod Association's top alcohol funny car division on the lower levels of the sport.

Michael McCullers, who has the distinction (as I see it) of having co-scripted the very funny Austin Powers sequels, has written and directed this entertaining chick-flick.

Among her distinctions Chastain can claim an IMDB page that's genuinely funny.

Critics have made the distinction that, while Chaplin may have been America's greatest comic filmmaker, Fields was America's funniest man.