Sentence examples for funny tendency from inspiring English sources

But I have this funny tendency: I'd rather size up all of the films of the year before proclaiming one the absolute best.

Humor has the tendency to be funny once.

But what this show really highlights about Sweden is its tendency to embrace funny names for labels.

Kaling would most likely find both the Fey and Ephron comparisons facile, irritated as she is by the media's tendency to define funny women in relation to one another, as if they're all competing in a game of musical chairs.

There is no better - or funnier - attack on our tendency, in the sated 21st century, to dream of a time when we had less money and more culture and to imagine that happiness and poverty really can coexist.

(Among the funnier gags: young Newton's tendency to titter "Yay!" when anything goes his way).

Except that it's not all that funny, the singer profiting from the tendency of audiences to respond over-generously to any slightly amusing onstage remark a musician might vouchsafe.

Before Under Siege, I had a tendency to think action films were funny.

Lively and funny, the novel often plays on the Iranian tendency to think the British behind everything that happens in Iran.

She calls out to a nearby leech tender, revealing her tendency to treat leeches as human: "Funny smell.

Any question that I didn't know in my head I just said "pass", because when I have a guess at questions I have a tendency to come out with the funniest answers ever.