Sentence examples for funny lack from inspiring English sources

Nothing beyond their obvious (and funny) lack of appeal.

In the final scene John turns to Jane and says, with a sublimely funny lack of self-awareness: "Well, Jane, our children will just have to work their own lives out.

My bet is yes — But in the meantime the service's 10 million "field test" users have to make do with the odd and funny lack of  a search feature.

My bet is yes — But in the meantime the service's 10 million "field test" users have to make do with the odd and funny lack of a search feature.

"We were a bit funny, lacked discipline and our set-plays were awful.

These hours of the night used to mean something so different: fat basslines and firm friendships – the nights when everything was funny and lack of sleep was a badge of honour.

Yet, while the new show looks great, has an excellent soundtrack by the band Lucius, and is frequently very funny, it lacks the comedic density of their best short sketches.

They're still funny, but they lack the pure brilliance of Oscar Wilde's; and, unlike Wilde's, they were often meant to wound.

To suggest that women are incapable of being funny is to lack either a genuine sense of humor (as opposed to a narcissistic belief in your own wit) or a passing familiarity with the work of — hang on, let me do a little mental Googling.

Many people who watched the BBC documentary found it funny for the lack of self-awareness and the Goss brothers' earnest delivery of mockumentary-style lines ("The letters H.O.M.E. are so important because they personify the word home").

If you don't play anymore you're denying fans a slice of their nostalgia, their memories, their childhood". Many people who watched the BBC documentary found it funny for the lack of self-awareness and the Goss brothers' earnest delivery of mockumentary-style lines ("The letters H.O.M.E. are so important because they personify the word home").