Sentence examples for funny presence from inspiring English sources

Woods is a thoughtful observer and an exceptionally engaging, gentle, and funny presence.

Here, she's spectacular: all sexy swagger and funny presence, dressed in crisply tailored trouser suits.

He is an impish, funny presence, and says he loves conversation, perhaps a little too much.

Not that there's anything wrong with spinach, but Mr. Grodin, 65, had been a man with a dark, original, funny presence.

In person, Williamson – who is soon joined by his creative partner and the creator of Sleaford Mods' music, Andrew Fearn – is an engaging, loquacious and repeatedly funny presence.

Mr. Ullman, as the outsider observing the increasingly tense relations among the stepbrothers and their resentful neighbor, is a warm, funny presence.

Mr. Paul's Jesse spends the first episode moping at a retreat while trying to get over his grief and guilt, which puts one of the show's funniest presences on the sidelines.

Mr. Galifianakis is a naturally funny screen presence, and he gives Alan a strong current of menace, turning him into a combustible teddy bear whose naïveté ignites all the trouble and serves as its convenient excuse.

The comic actor had no previous television sports experience, but he's a funny, fidgety presence alongside former athletes like the basketball player John Salley and the baseball player John Kruk.

As Joanna Weiss wrote in The Boston Globe when the show started in the US: "Cox is a funny TV presence with self-deprecating charm, but she's not an Everywoman and she's certainly not a stand-in for a population of women that is experiencing the aging process in real time".

He just wanted to be a writer but his managers thought he had a very funny stage presence and he would be great as a standup doing his own material instead of writing for others.