Sentence examples for perceived as funny from inspiring English sources

In the Seventies, the casual racism of television comedies such as Mind Your Language and It Ain't Half Hot Mum was perceived as funny because casual racism itself was acceptable.

And while the author may claim a knowledge of the difference between teasing and harassment, I highly doubt that someone who was lightly teased — for having a name children perceived as funny — has any idea of the hell that some children live through every day.

Earlier research has found a relationship between whether someone is perceived as funny and that person's status and physical attractiveness.

It lowered the bar for the writers who could be sure that what they were writing would be perceived as funny, and for the performers.

"So, I think we got a little nervous for a minute that if there isn't a certain amount of verisimilitude to our sketches, they're not going to be perceived as funny if they look too rehearsed".

Think about an anecdote that's happened to you recently that might be perceived as funny.

People who are already attractive often get perceived as funnier, because the people attracted to them want them to be, even if it is at a subconscious level.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

We know it's often perceived as being funny; this isn't a problem as sometimes we feel that we are setting ourselves up to be some kind of stand-up comedians..

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