Sentence examples for makes it very funny from inspiring English sources

He makes it very funny.

The lust for Lysistrata sounds threatening in the original play, but Mr. Jiranek's change makes it very funny.

Gerald Monroe, the boy next door, is a flaming queen — he primps, he twirls a baton — and no one seems to notice this, which makes it very funny.

"There are ways to make it very funny and gory," he said approvingly.

In and Out of the Kitchen transfers from Radio 4 not wholly successfully, but there's ample time enough yet and Miles Jupp is amply talented enough to make it very funny indeed.

He made it very clear and funny: "I'm still a guy.

Too Bell's credit, he makes it all very, very funny.

"The foreign lads generally find it very funny and you make them feel welcome by including them in the jokes; they feel at home," he added while rather unconvincingly denying that he was responsible for scrawling "toilets out of order" on Chelsea's dressing-room door at Oakwell last month.

It made a very funny noise that I tried to reproduce in the track.

It's an assumption that leaves a lot of talented actors hanging, the exception being James Le Gros, who makes a very funny, regrettably brief appearance as a would-be Lothario who turns a rueful caress of his mustache into an epic of smut.

(The show was originally titled "Let's Rob Mick Jagger," but Mr. Jagger, who makes a very funny cameo in the first episode, apparently did not care to have his name emblazoned on a sitcom indefinitely.) Eugene has his epiphany watching Mr. Jagger give a tour of his vast apartment on Central Park West on an entertainment show.