Sentence examples for hilarious remarks from inspiring English sources

Sacha Baron Cohen had some of the most cutting, but hilarious remarks of the Golden Globes.

Another paradox about Groucho was the contrast between his claim to be shocked by the dirty talk and material of the 1960s and '70s and his own propensity for the hilarious, filthy remark.

But this is an album about female empowerment, a record by women for women, from the grotesquely detailed track about menstruation (Cotex calmly advises: "Bitch, go change your Cotex!") to the hilarious and scathing remarks about manhood size (see Two Minute Brother's withering put-down: "Is that all I get?").

I thought it was instructive that George Osborne thought the remark hilarious, while Nick Clegg sat stony-faced through the whole thing.

For her part on the matter, Handler called the remark, "Hilarious".

I even sent away to the Hillary campaign for a "Woman Card" after Trump made that hilarious and demeaning remark; I couldn't wait to get on the Hillary team.

"Or just shampoo?" The remark is hilarious, and deeply cutting.

In an interview with Elle magazine, Paltrow was asked if she found the remark offensive or hilarious.

If it were not for the dire consequences for the animals who will suffer in the laboratory, the chief minister's remark would be hilarious.

The film shines in many places, especially when its subjects stop striving to poke at that mysterious force behind their artistic prowess and deliver off-the-cuff remarks that range from unintentionally hilarious to vulnerably honest.

He has remarked that "it's so hilarious because it's been propelled by so little ... I'm famous for doing nothing".