Sentence examples for funny suggests from inspiring English sources

Taken as a whole, they are hopelessly contradictory.Sir Fred's sex life is funny, suggests the Sun, with the front-page banner headline: "Fred the Bed".

Many were funny, suggesting he was satirising the Nazis, but they outraged many Germans.

The resulting work is both harrowing and funny, suggesting how much Beckett's absurdity is rooted in real life.

One of Melody's monologues, about putting on her mother's makeup as a child, is moving and funny, suggesting that Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins has talent.

Yesterday we were talking at a family gathering and one of our funny family members (he happens to be my "ex" and yes, he's really funny) suggested the word "veg" would be a more appropriate description of SLM's interest on loans - as well as the penalties and fees they add on to students who beg forbearance or hardship.

Not only that, but it could also explain why it found something funny, which suggests that on some level it "got" the jokes.

It's not the type of experience that you'd think would inspire comedy, but that's the key to "Kimmy Schmidt" 's ambition: by making horrible things funny, it suggests that surviving could be more than just living on.

"The boys would find that funny," he suggests.

$13.95. Louis Bayard's sweetly funny novels suggest a sea change in the cultural status of gays.

His "antenna" was up — it's a funny phrase, suggesting that we should be impressed that he even noticed it.

Wickedly funny illustrations suggest characters' moods through the half-closing of an eye or the angle of a nose, while superimposed boxed pictures in subdued hues show Evil Weasel's past misdeeds.