Sentence examples for not too funny from inspiring English sources

That seems about right: funny, but, you know, not too funny.

"Her work is beautiful, it's quirky, it's awkward, it's funny but not too funny, it's sincere, it's unironic.

"The thing about Johnny Carson was that he was not too much of anything: not too funny, not too abrasive, not too sarcastic.

"The Ride," then, begins in pure silliness, much of it not too funny, but when that suited tap-dancer finishes his bit, the tour takes on a cinematic aura.

It was a funny experience – not too funny at the time 'cause I was only 15 and shitting myself.

Hangover 3 is predictable and not too funny except for scenes between Melissa McCarthy and Zach Galifianakis.

In 1992, at soggy Wimbledon, it wasn't too funny when Denmark drew with England, 0-0, but you could not miss the gallantry of the once-in-a-lifetime Danish team, stunning the big nations, right through to a final victory over Germany.

White House officials chided critics for not being able to take a "joke," but Trump's tweet wasn't too funny, given the disturbing context: Trump has repeatedly attacked and threatened news media outlets and, of course, dismissed numerous reports of Trump team misconduct as "fake news".

Make sure it isn't too funny or else you will laugh so much the teacher will hear and suddenly class won't be so much fun.

But for those who think they aren't funny, then don't try so hard and just go with the flow... Make sure you aren't too funny to the point people think you're annoying Spike your hair or buy a spiky, brown wig.

It has a great deal of swearing and a few scenes of not-too-funny violence, which is a shame, since it's broad, goofy humor would probably delight older children.