Sentence examples for uncannily funny from inspiring English sources
Into this equation Lonergan factors two hapless cops: sleazy Bill (well played by Tate Donovan) and inept Dawn (the uncannily funny Heather Burns).
Published in 1936 to rave reviews — it was praised as "uncannily shrewd" and "exceedingly funny" — the book became a best seller translated into half a dozen languages, made the Abbe children household names and enticed Hollywood executives to summon Patience and her brothers, Richard, 10, and John, 8, for screen tests.
Elisabeth Mahoney found it difficult to get past the relentless Autoglass ads on Absolute Radio, but found Christian O'Connell to be funny, despite sounding "uncannily like Alan Partridge doing a really good impersonation of Ricky Gervais".
The result: a sometimes funny, sometimes nonsensical status that is often uncannily accurate.
The eggs bearing images of funny-looking people are amusing, but they don't compete with the cartoons' hilarious and uncannily acute take on the conflicted psychic life of ordinary, white, liberal Americans.
JORDAN seems uncannily quiet.
She was uncannily human-looking.
The prediction proved uncannily accurate.
The nation appears uncannily united.
The twin centennials coalesced uncannily.
(She looks uncannily like Orlando Bloom).
