Sentence examples for profoundly funny from inspiring English sources
He was a profoundly idiosyncratic, profoundly funny man.
It's profoundly funny, vaguely frightening music — a Nietzschean dance on the edge of a cliff.
It's profoundly funny, vaguely frightening music a Nietzschean dance on the edge of a cliff.
Like so many artists whose work is profoundly funny, Mr. Chômet, 39, is a rather ornery moralist.
Among the many pleasures of the current revival (directed by Daniel Sullivan), the most piquant is the revelation that the play is profoundly funny.
Among the many pleasures of the current Broadway revival — a fine ensemble, adroit playing, limpid interpretation — the most piquant is the revelation that the play is profoundly funny.
"Perfectly balanced, profoundly moving, funny, sexy.
Despite obvious outrage at every kind of social and personal injustice, and a deep sense of disappointment and failure that this generation hasn't done better, this is still, somehow, a profoundly humane, funny and smart novel, much like the author himself.
Put her centre stage as an amnesiac fish, and she's the funniest, most moving element of a very funny, profoundly moving film.
Profoundly mysterious, erotic, funny, gentle, playful, utterly distinctive, it is the work of the Thai director and installation-artist Apichatpong Weerasethakul, who now has a claim to be approaching the league of Kiarostami and Haneke, one of modern cinema's great practitioners.
The result is tender, funny and profoundly uncomfortable.
