Sentence examples for though a funny from inspiring English sources

While pundits were declaring the death of ink on paper, though, a funny thing happened: Some of the very people who helped pioneer online-only journalism and criticism began to reconsider print.

Though a funny man in private, Mr. Nader, 66, makes little effort to indulge in the small gestures of politicking, like mingling with supporters or making small talk with voters.

Over all, though, "Carnival" is a funny and beguiling 100 minutes, aimed at those eager for an experimental look into its themes.

A joke told in the north of Italy (though scarcely a funny one) is that Sicily is the only Arab country not at war with Israel.

Ultimately, though, it registers as a funny and oddly moving reminder of the human urge to portray transcendence, to achieve the mystical through the insistently material tools to which artists are limited.

Mr. Taylor, though macabre, is a funny man.

Years ago, I stopped trying to explain that even though I have a funny name, I'm not Muslim.

The characters look different as well, though there's a funny sight gag early in the show that nods to Fred Gwynne's square-headed version of Herman in the '60s series.

In other words, that wisecrack about how atheists merely believe in one less god than theists do, though it makes a funny line in a Tim Minchin song, is just a category error.

"When I was a kid, even though I had a funny name, and didn't look like everyone else, it honestly took me a very long time to realize that.

We finish off with a takeaway espresso at the National Trust cafe, where I catch my reflection and see my face is splattered in mud, which makes me look as though I have a funny dark-brown strain of chickenpox.