Sentence examples for funny sequence from inspiring English sources

It is also a very funny sequence.

"Kinsey" begins with a crisply edited, surprisingly funny sequence devoted to the normally dry procedural issue of interviewing techniques.

There is one genuinely funny sequence involving a Busby Berkeley routine by grinning Barbie dolls but, overall, the film is a dizzying triumph of form over content.

In a very funny sequence, Nikki is interviewed on TV by a flamboyant show-biz gossip columnist (played by Dern's real-life mother, Diane Ladd).

He has a nice sense of the absurd: there's a very funny sequence set in Papua New Guinea, featuring a libidinous ornithologist and his garrulous partner.

It's a scabrously funny sequence that manages simultaneously to be honest about straight men's prejudices and offer an example of what mutual tolerance might look like.

Luckily by this point, there will still be the afterglow of the funny sequences from the night before.

There are straightforward funny sequences on playing strip Trivial Pursuit and losing a homing pigeon, and a choice one-liner about men and women's relative sexual peaks.

More political than action-oriented, the movie, which begins the moment Munezo's clan first encounters Western artillery, has some funny sequences of samurai soldiers being taught Western military ways.

In 1975, Mr. Davis, brilliant at improvisational comedy, and Mr. Franken, a whiz at plotting funny sequences, became two of the first writers on a new show called "Saturday Night Live," which has lasted 37 years.

But, though following in a tradition, the show also contains originality, in such painfully funny sequences as Miranda pretending to be on an exotic holiday while staying in a hotel round the corner from her flat, and a weird storyline in which she and her mother are confined in the office of an almost-silent therapist.