"funny" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich
- Shearman felt that the episode was "self-indulgent and irrelevant at worst, and at best only sporadically funny".
- In this 85-minute work, that cleverness is not harnessed to a major play but to an often stimulating, sporadically funny and, at one uncharacteristic juncture, genuinely moving investigation of the nature of perception, memory and art.
- The site's consensus is, "It's sporadically funny and it benefits from a talented cast, but 30 Minutes or Less suffers from a disjointed narrative, and too often mistakes crude gags for true lowbrow humor".
- William Hamilton's play about a rich white couple who wake up to discover they've turned black is a shrill, sporadically funny situation comedy that is at heart nothing more than its central situation.
- It's a shrill, sporadically funny situation comedy that is at heart nothing more than its central situation.
- The serious revelations here, though plentiful, aren't Baggott's true concern; "Girl Talk" is best appreciated as a sporadically funny string of satirical vignettes.
- "Veronica's Closet" is sporadically funny, but it has a problem just as crucial: Veronica.
- The script instead digresses into Hollywood anecdotes and wisecracks that, however knowing and sporadically funny, cannot inject drama into a play in which the exposition is often recited into a handy cellular phone or tape recorder and the character development is mandated by authorial whim.
- It has attained a 32% (4.4/10) aggregate approval rating based on 63 reviews on the review-aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes, providing a consensus that "its titillating title promises ribald laughs, but the lazily written, indifferently acted, and only sporadically funny A Good Old Fashioned Orgy fails to consummate."
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