Sentence examples for funny take from inspiring English sources

"There's something boyish about his enthusiasm, about his wit and his funny take on the world.

It's also a smart, highly literate, and wickedly funny take on pop culture.

It's a very funny take on Hollywood but also incredibly real.

Mark Twain would probably have a funny take on the employee who embezzled a million dollars from his namesake museum.

Jamie Lloyd offers a notably fresh and blackly funny take on Pinter's The Homecoming in its fiftieth anniversary year.

But "Canciónes," commissioned by the festival, was a wickedly funny take on lovers' roles and misalliances.

Her manner is shockingly direct, though tempered by the occasional funny take-back.

Making such material at all funny would be an achievement; making it this funny takes genius.

Taken individually, they're funny; taken together, the unbreakability of the pattern and the inevitability of disaster is heartbreaking.

To make things this direct, this dumb, this disarming and this funny takes talent, gall and nerve.

He was always full of funny takes on things, and he always gave the impression that he was a goofball.