Sentence examples for not only funny from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, you're not only funny; you are incredibly wise.
Children are not only funny, they are beautiful.
And he mails huge batches of postcards, which are not only funny but informative and helpful.
The triumph of "Please Give" is that it makes this homely truth not only funny but irresistibly convincing and appealing.
John Peel's autobiography, Margrave of the Marshes, is not only funny, but is tender and moving, says David Smith.
Rock's opening monologue was not only funnier than most in recent memory; it was stinging enough to ricochet through the rest of the evening, as the inevitable cavalcade of white presenters and winners took the mike.
His celebrated remark to Picasso on that occasion — "We are the two greatest painters of this era: you in the Egyptian style and I in the modern style" — isn't only funny.
What looks ludicrous in this movie isn't merely ludicrous, and after we have laughed at ignorance and helplessness and emptiness and stupidity and idiotic deviltry, the laughs keep sticking in our throats, because what's funny isn't only funny.
The juxtaposition of hateful, ignorant, or otherwise nonsensical rants with serene photos of JC himself isn't only funny, but says a lot about the people who claim to be Christians.
This is true not only of funny movies, but also, even more so, of comic performances.
