Sentence examples for funny literal from inspiring English sources

Play to the judge's ideal answers, be they funny, literal, witty, etc. Stay calm, cool, and collected at all times.

And yet, as Christopher tries to solve the mystery of his neighbour's murdered dog, he's often quite funny, his literal thought patterns hitting upon hilarious truths about the world.

The familiar yet infinitely manipulable characters, with their bright yellow complexions and royal blue hair, are sad and funny in their literal flatness.

At this point, the film is a long jog away from being very funny, and over-literal as this sounds, I also couldn't help thinking that if anyone really did run or hobble 26 miles on a sprained ankle, they would be in a wheelchair for the rest of the year.

Ms. Roberts is more literal than funny and is given to outsize expressions of feeling.

Literally his literal genitals.

The scene in which one of the clients is forcibly required to take a bath presented the most pitiful, grotesque and – in quite a literal sense – pant-wettingly funny pieces of writing to have appeared on the Live stage.

Again, I'm going for the literal interpretation to create a funny hypothetical scenario as opposed to a proper point.

He perceives those literal and figurative human settlements as horrifying yet funny, a perspective that is the opposite of provincial.

He makes the sequence a fancy lyric interlude, like a number in a musical ("Funny Face," to be exact); it's too "imaginative" — a literal dust bowl, as thoroughly becalmed as Sleeping Beauty's garden.

We just thought that was so funny, taking those phrases about love so literally, trying to hold onto love and make it last by interpreting those things in a literal way.