Sentence examples for funny facts from inspiring English sources

Another reason why I liked him is because Damian is obsessed with very funny facts about Saints.

There are funny facts, such as what noises animals make in different languages; disgusting facts, such as how much snot you swallow; and sad facts, such as how few tigers there are left in the world.

For the average child (weighing around 28kg), that's the same as having to eat 24 whole chickens a day!" Schoolchildren described The Epic Book of Epicness as having "funny facts that made your head fizzle" and it's illustrated with Adam Frost's infographics, designed by Simon Holland and Peter Clayman (Dutch&Dane).

Twitter Users Create Their Own 'Facts' Without Wikipedia LAUGHINGSQUID.COM | A collection of funny #FactsWithoutWikipedia Tweets.

Logical atomism attempts to avoid commitment to logically complex, funny facts via structural analysis of truthbearers.

Logical atomism is designed to address objections to funny facts (3.F1).

"The funny fact is that their suspicions involved stories I did not work on," he said.

If a kindergartner could use a good joke, a funny fact or someone to tell a secret, Mr. Bole is their guy.

Mr. McDonagh's awareness of this sad, funny fact of life is what makes his portraits of the bored so fascinating.

A funny fact I had forgotten until re-reading: in March of that year, half a million people downloaded a Stephen King novella from the Internet.

For some reason Swedish content providers really seems to like Plex, and, funny fact, Sweden has the highest per-capita of Plex users in the world.