Sentence examples for terribly funny from inspiring English sources

It's terribly funny – or rather, funny and terrible.

Much has been said on Jimmy Carr's "terrible error of judgment", and we shall come later to the "terribly funny error of judgment" that saw Cameron pronounce on it.

"They're terribly funny, these evil people.

He also happens to be terribly funny.

Everything she said seemed terribly funny.

Or is it pro-abortion?" It was terribly funny.

It must have seemed terribly funny at the time.

It was all rather strange, but also terribly funny.

The way Wambaugh tells his politically incorrect tale, if it weren't so terribly sad, it would be awfully funny.

Simon Pegg is terribly talented, very funny, such a delicious sense of humour.

He added: "If the people on Big Brother had all been terribly nice, bright, funny people, George would have come out of this a lot better".