Sentence examples for growing funny from inspiring English sources

There are other figures who acquire the relentlessness of the leitmotif — striking when they first appear, dangerously close to tedious as you realize that, like eager party guests, they are never going to leave, yet somehow growing funny again through that undaunted capacity for repetition.

There are other figures who acquire the relentlessness of the leitmotif striking when they first appear, dangerously close to tedious as you realize that, like eager party guests, they are never going to leave, yet somehow growing funny again through that undaunted capacity for repetition.

It is also very funny, growing funnier with each fresh misery, mishap and atrocity.

Benjamin keeps things bubbling nicely, with matters growing funnier rather than the opposite.

They say you should never blame your audience but if you don't find watching grass grow funny, maybe you're just not watching it properly.

Here McCall discusses his writing and his art, and growing up funny.

(As a corollary, you declared in an interview: "Life in New York is inherently funny, and growing old is funnier here in New York than anywhere else").

All you Jews and socially-conscious citizens out there can just grow a funny bone and stop getting so bloody offended, teenagers just find it funny!

It took a long time to reach the marveling stage, but here I have stayed, watching my tiny twins grow into funny, fascinating individuals.

Like a lot of haircut jokes; "so just a little off the top?" or "if this grows in funny, bring him back and I'll trim it up again".

"It was funny growing up with a father who everyone thought was nuts for trying to make snow," said Ms. Lugar, who now owns the ski area founded by her father, Walt Schoenknecht.