Sentence examples for is more funny from inspiring English sources

Throughout "Correspondances" Ms. Xaba and Ms. Noël undercut despair with humor — friendly hip bumps turn ferocious, yet the scene is more funny than violent.

Like Mr. Limbaugh at his least grandiose best, Mr. Moore's persona is more funny than angry, more everyman than show-biz.

"Femme Nue Sur Fond Bleu" (1946), a painting of something resembling a sculpture made of rounded, gray boulders assembled into a vaguely female form by the people of some prehistoric civilization, is more funny than terrifying.

Lucio's sardonic observation that sexual license will not be ended "till eating and drinking be put down" is more funny than — and just as true as — any of the windier nuggets of wisdom the Duke imparts.

The author of 18 novels including "Empire of the Sun," Ballard, who died in 2009, is more funny than preachy; there's a certain glee in his spite, as when he writes about the slain leader of these devoted shoppers, the talk-show host of the mall's cable channel: "Only his hair survived, a blond mane lying across the phlegm-soaked pillow".

Jack Nicholson is more funny than scary in The Shining ("I ain't gonna hurtcha, Wendy, I'm just gonna bash your brains in").

"We're more funny than tacky".

She is serious but accessible (and what's more, funny).

It was more funny because the dream was over".

"It's more funny to me than anything".

What can a Senator gain by being more funny?