Sentence examples for perpetually funny from inspiring English sources
Boeing Boeing, first seen in London more than 40 years ago (with Leslie Phillips), later filmed with Tony Curtis, has become comic glory in Matthew Warchus's perpetual motion, perpetually funny production.
"And he was perpetually funny".
And dancegoers are perpetually curious.
The president, Marvin Krislov, is bald, with a wide smile and an air of introverted jollity, as if perpetually remembering a very funny joke that someone told him on his way to work.
As a perpetually cheery person with a funny accent sorta the Mary Poppins of late night television James Corden is an easy person to dislike.
Onstage he blends the best, which is to say the worst, of his two most obnoxious characters: the slimy self-delusion of David Brent, the branch manager who alone thinks he is funny, and the aggrieved hostility dished out by the failed and perpetually humiliated actor Andy Millman.
It's almost funny how utterly the character of Van Buren unmasks her author: she is conveniently and perpetually sexually frustrated, and she is happy to be seen as an object of desire while she's at work.
Rabe started the season as the innocent, perpetually nervous nun who was scared to eat a candy apple and has become the diabolical, deranged, yet wickedly funny woman who is anything but pious ever since the devil possessed her.
Given the stakes, the most surprising part of our perpetually dirty political system is that all the slings and arrows that once cut so deeply may later seem merely funny, or only instructive.
