Sentence examples for funny instance from inspiring English sources

The Smith-Kelley project is an unusually imaginative and funny instance of "institutional critique," assuming it is fair to call Burning Man an institution.

Moffat named it the funniest instance where the producers take an element from Doyle's works and "do something cheeky with it".

My semi-frequent reprieves actually inspired one of the strangest and funniest instances of prejudice I have ever experienced.

We collected some of the funniest instances of the internet's famous memes and lingo showing up in everyday life (IRL, if you will).

So, on Thursday's episode of "The Tonight Show," host Jimmy Fallon shared the funniest instances when his viewers had tweeted with the #misheardlyrics hashtag.

Some are funny, for instance his wrapping of crime-scene tape around the headquarters of bailed-out Wall Street firms to the bemusement of security guards.

Many of your opening lines are funny — for instance, "Arriving early at the limit of understanding, I managed to find a good seat".

Mr. Smith's description of this scene — "the situation was distressing" — is so inadequate that it's almost funny, an instance of journalistic reserve run amok.

"If you're talking about how a film works, or what is and isn't funny, for instance, by extension you're perhaps extending the range of what seems possible in society," he says.

What triggered his laughter was in no way funny — for instance, the testimony on the torture of one of his former subordinates that Duch found to be a fabrication.

It isn't even slightly funny, for instance, to be told that many of the Oxford students of Powell's generation "thought it sapiens to be homo" (that line wasn't even funny when Anthony Burgess first used it in "The Wanting Seed").