Sentence examples for was especially funny from inspiring English sources

Vance: I one time heard Meatloaf, which was especially funny for Seth and I, because I think he's a guilty pleasure for both of us.

Meredith Blake, a contributor from the Los Angeles Times, reported that despite Hooks' hilarious performance, the episode still felt a "little bit like filler", and that there "wasn't too much that was especially funny or memorable about it".

Terry Camilleri as Napoleon is especially funny ("Mon Dieu!"), cheating at bowling and terrorising Californian children.

And they don't try to be especially funny, thank God.

(A scene involving the girls confronting a white shopgirl following Marieme around the store is especially funny).

"It's especially funny because I used to think that I was kind of old-fashioned," she said.

Watkins is especially funny as an anxious flake who seems to have wandered out of a Nicole Holofcener film.

Jonathan Cullen is especially funny as a reasonably average guy caught up in a bizarre sexual freak-show.

Those of the "Medieval reactions" variety – mocking the cackhanded and surreal artistic output of the middle ages – are especially funny.

Amy Sedaris is especially funny as the school's tart-tongued dance teacher, who has a prominent anatomical abnormality.

A scene in which she torments an earnest, robo-calling pollster is especially funny, and a nice respite from the mostly dour material.