Sentence examples for well hilarious from inspiring English sources

It was a controversial and complicated and sometimes hilarious (well, hilarious noir) event, and the center soon became — for reasons quite apart from its art museum — one of the world's most famous institutions, dominating the neighborhood with its weird architecture and its will-to-cool power.

The results are, well, hilarious.

The contrast is, well, hilarious and sad.

And the details really put the hyperbole of "hilarious and compelling" headlines into, well, hilarious and compelling context.

Well, not hilarious so much as horrible, but in a manner that is impressively misanthropic throughout.

"Lots of things would come out of his mouth that were intellectually and morally challenging, as well as hilarious.

She was believable as well as hilarious when she talked about her husband, Fang; her mother-in-law, Moby Dick; and her sister-in-law, Captain Bligh.

Cleverly interwoven with Shakespeare's texts, these combine with them to bring just the right amount of emotion to make the humour poignant as well as hilarious.

An article in online magazine Jezebel called the revelations "both incredibly offensive, yet not at all offensive, as well as hilarious", while a below-the-line commenter complained: "It was already annoying being mixed and looking white without this 'tragic faux-latto' bullshit in the news".

Half a century ago, when Frankie Laine's recording of "The Cry of the Wild Goose" was a pop hit, and the road to assimilation was still a little bumpy for Jewish immigrants, Katz's listeners must have found his "Geshray of de Vilde Kotchke" liberating as well as hilarious.

Deciding which plants to pick to defend against different foes, coming up with a new idea about how to defeat a particularly tricky zombie, devising a flexible set of strategies that you can alter mid-game, and then constantly monitoring and course-correcting if things go wrong – all these elements of gameplay are highly engrossing as well as hilarious.