Sentence examples for funny takes from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Combining a deep distaste for cliché and pretense with a high-pitched sense of the absurd, Geng produced a body of unclassifiably strange and funny takes on the mores of the day.

It's actually pretty easy and very relaxing to play him, for two reasons: to be nice and funny takes energy, whereas with this character I have carte blanche to be any way I want, in that lovely narcissistic way.

But then the police would consider you an 'accessory.' " American Greetings found that men still gravitated to the jabs or gag-type humor in cards, but that women wanted funny takes on things like the difficulties of balancing work and family.

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

We saw this genre as connected to so many things that we were interested in; it also resonates as really funny taken out of its context.

His unique voice, at times angry and vicious, at others tender and funny, took me into a world whose inhabitants were as grotesque as they were wanting.

He's also extremely funny, taking himself far too seriously while at the same time being aware of his own preposterousness.

Some comedians stay funny; some lose funny; some, like Reubens, whose comic dynasty collapsed in 1991, after a public embarrassment in an adult-movie theatre, have funny taken away from them.