Sentence examples for often much funnier from inspiring English sources

Cale is often much funnier than his affect would imply one of his many mysterious charms.

They are faster, less finicky, and often much funnier.

Instead, they're aiming for something like a more authentic and absurd version of Girls that might not cut as deep intellectually but is definitely as well observed and often much funnier.

And also much, much funnier.

In fact, truth can also be much funnier and often more surreal.

They are very often funny to yourself, and funny to the class, for those class clowns.

Completely versus!" Odets is a much funnier writer than is often remembered, but there is also a real urban poetry to such wordplay.

Frankly, I find my writing much funnier than I think others often do.

She has some cracking lines, often grimly funny, but much of the power of Lancashire's performance is in the unsaid, particularly her tired eyes that have seen too much.

You're writing about illegal immigration at a time when it's a highly divisive subject, yet the story is often very funny and for much of it the reader probably shares Dean's sense that Roberto is being unduly paranoid about his status.

Swearing is often very funny.