Sentence examples for usually funny from inspiring English sources

And Gideon's not usually funny.

Stage diving is not usually funny.

If you do staccato movements to legato music, the effect is usually funny.

The myths were usually funny, often absurd, sometimes traceable to a grain of truth, nearly always grossly distorted, or totally untrue.

Although Mr. Franken refers to "my wife, who, I have to tell you, is not usually funny," he writes of living in "a comedy household".

Such in-jokes are often derided - but the truth is that jokes are usually funny in inverse proportion to their universality, because the more widely understood humour is, the more likely it is to have been previously disseminated.

"I'm usually funniest when there's trouble," he said in "Rewrites".

Apatow figured out that funny performers are usually funnier than the scripts written for them; by creating structures (on paper and in practice) within which his comedians can riff freely, he made every other recent comedy director's work seem instantly old-fashioned.

They're usually pretty funny.

He's usually pretty funny; occasionally he can be inspirational.

They're usually very funny, bordering on the bizarre.