Sentence examples for out of funny from inspiring English sources

Lying on a cot next to her mother and her aunt, Kimia Shahandeh, 25, studied for the Test of English as a Foreign Language, or Toefl, and dipped in and out of "Funny in Farsi," a memoir by an Iranian immigrant to the United States.

Tom Ruprecht's This Would Drive Him Crazy: A Phony Oral History of J.D. Salinger is fall-out-of-your-chair funny.

In fact, as GK Chesterton pointed out, the opposite of funny is not funny, and the opposite of serious is not serious.

Men from that era still climb up on little stages at the club and perform in ways that are out-of-fashion and everlastingly funny.

By night she wears a floor-length flannel gown, until Hawke's character helps her out of it, funny button by funny button.

He said, "It actually turned out to be kind of funny," but added that he had tailored the script to avoid undue silliness.

"I hang out with a lot of funny people.

A Royal Night Out gives Elizabeth a rather funny fish-out-of-water scene in a bus.

There could have been knowing fish-out-of-water incidents and insightful, funny portrayals of the young and privileged.

It is funny fish-out-of water stuff; you could imagine the film version landing somewhere between Elf and Borat.

Which raises the question: out of thousands of funny Seinfeld lines, why did "Well, it's by the pound, soooo, about 80 cents" rise to the top?