Sentence examples for it terribly funny from inspiring English sources

He liked to read his work aloud to friends and found it terribly funny, sometimes doubling up with laughter.

As an adolescent cartoon buff, I didn't think it terribly funny — just oddly intense, with something malevolent in the rendering of the ashman's simian limbs, drooping gargoylish head, fangs, pop eyes, and crazily lolling tongue.

But at least one of the actors didn't find it terribly funny.

Or is it pro-abortion?" It was terribly funny.

It's terribly funny – or rather, funny and terrible.

And I thought it was terribly funny and well written and had a marvellous rhythm to it.

I could recognise everyone, it was terribly funny.

Although now I think back, Moat had shot his girlfriend and Gazza was mentally ill, so it wasn't terribly funny.

"The fascist group Nudo Patriota Espanol decided it would be terribly funny to pun on 'huelga general' and swap the 'huelga' (which means 'strike') for vuelva (which means 'return') – making the imperative RETURN GENERAL.

The one I will spoil for you because it's not terribly funny is when you can use a Paragon interrupt to push someone out of the way of a gunshot handy, if you want to keep talking to her afterwards.

It must have seemed terribly funny at the time.