Sentence examples for funny history from inspiring English sources

He says, yes, this is a deep-seated American ideal, but it has a funny history.

Monty Python and Mel Brooks, among others, have shown how funny history can be.

When he finally gets himself under control, he delivers a quirky, funny "history" of humanity and love, suggesting that we were once all double-creatures, with four arms and legs each.

JC: (laughs) You know, the Jimmy Stewart thing--we have a very funny history with that.

I have a funny history with the band The High Drops.

It's funny how history repeats itself.

Funny how history of the most violent kind can, centuries later, become picturesque.

In the funny way history works, an era of civic and political catastrophe was a boom time for art.

In "Seriously Funny," his history of 1950s and 1960s comedians, Gerald Nachman described him, a bit floridly, as "part circus clown and part social observer, Red Skelton possessed by the spirit of Daumier".

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Since N. taracua have soldiers, it's especially surprising to see workers exploding, says Hanus. "This is a quirky, funny natural history," says behavioral ecologist Rebeca Rosengaus of Northeastern University in Boston, who was not involved in the study.