Sentence examples for important funny from inspiring English sources

They're important, funny, insightful, and sometimes painful.

"There is a spectator in me who watches", he wrote, "with no concern for specific events, without knowing if what is happening is serious, sad, important, funny or not".

Let's say something important, funny, or otherwise absorbing happens in the negotiations between the US and North Korea.

For a full year we've been bringing the weird, important, funny and wonderful to SKY Channel 13.

3. Front End Is Most Important Funny enough, a great deal of innovation dies when trying to tackle the root of the problem.

"He was totally immersed in the one he was working on but never stayed long, always daydreaming about something larger, better, more important, funnier or more interesting waiting around the corner".

"He was totally immersed in the one he was working on but never stayed long, always daydreaming about something larger, better, more important, funnier or more interesting waiting around the corner". In fact "the story" — whatever that may be — is the only real object of passion in the lives of any of these characters.

Pay them no mind; inside lies a collection of autobiographical essays that should (but of course won't) prove once and for all that pretty is nowhere near as important as funny, and funny doesn't work without that rare balance of truth and heart.

Just like her video game sketch from last season where a female soldier is raped and then told not to report it, it's powerful, important and funny.

We seem a lot less clear, perhaps because we have lost the habit of recognising what is interesting, important or funny in British society.

I didn't do this because I thought it was fun," she smiles, "but because I thought it was important". The funny thing is, Lucas reflects, smiling again, that she has been trying for years to work out where the real power lies: "And it always seems to be where I'm not". She didn't find it on Oxfordshire county council in the 90s, nor in Strasbourg, nor now in Westminster.