Sentence examples for remarkably funny from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roth's remarkably funny, tender book is much more than one code-writing kid's success story.

But Sweden put on a terrific show, at one stage featuring the hosts, the remarkably funny Petra Mede and Måns Zelmerlöw, doing such a horribly knowing song-and-dance about the whole thing that you began to fear that this was the very moment irony began to eat itself.

Thus Sam Garbarski's film in competition, "Irina Palm," about a British woman who turns to sex work in order to finance a lifesaving operation for her grandson, would have been yet another British naughty-granny comedy were it not for Marianne Faithfull's enigmatic, deadpan and remarkably funny lead performance.

It's a great read, as Pépin is endearing, candid and often remarkably funny.

Or, "He is so weird," but as Mostly Live proves, he is also remarkably funny.

In this remarkably funny set of promos for this week's edition of "Saturday Night Live," third time host Paul Rudd and cast member Vanessa Bayer tease the episode with Rudd freaking out over musical guest One Direction and losing his cool with Bayer.

Instead, Abdi is remarkably relaxed, funny and quite the conversationalist.

Because it is a remarkably moving, funny, and inspiring film about a project based on the premise that humor heals.

Beckham was remarkably relaxed, confident, funny and engaging while never coming across as a media-trained zombie.

For rappers who've frequently been labelled as dumb – the thicko ying to Kendrick Lamar's brainy, complex yang – the lyrics come across as remarkably sharp and funny.

What we said: "For rappers who've frequently been labelled as dumb – the thicko ying to Kendrick Lamar's brainy, complex yang – the lyrics come across as remarkably sharp and funny," wrote Alexis Petridis, in his lead review for the Guardian.