Sentence examples for rather humorous from inspiring English sources

Cervelli is many things: passionate, emotional, talented, concerned, flawed and rather humorous.

In happier -- and rather humorous -- family news, the quarterback/diva Brett Favre is now a grandfather.

The term has a rather humorous sexual connotation which probably does not apply to either Barack Obama or Angela Merkel.

To be sure, there is something angry and forlorn in the work, but there is also, oddly, something rather humorous.

The phrase 'canned soup, really good in cans' strikes me as rather humorous, like it was made for an ad campaign at the time when soup was first put into cans.

While he said he found it "rather humorous" that the band tries to keep its backup players out of the limelight, he said he has come to accept that there are benefits to being an independent contractor.

Miller reserves his best or, rather, most humorous writing for Maggie, whom Quentin — thank God — cannot explain away.

In "Meet Dave," the latest in a long line of disposable Eddie Murphy vehicles, the star talks funny, walks funny and enters a bathroom stall for some rather less humorous noisy business.

Under Llewellyn's guidance, Ozy also practices Zen; or rather a humorous version of it.

These kinds of map 'glitches' often make their rounds through the viral sharing machine, but this time it looks like it wasn't a glitch, but rather a humorous creative taking advantage of online mapping.

It's one of Stan Lee's wackier ideas, inherently humorous rather than hubristic.