Sentence examples for Quite comic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brendel is quite comic in many of his scenes.

This censorship of HawkEye is both outrageous and quite comic.

Getting the DNA test actually turned out to be quite comic.

And then it turned into something in retrospect quite comic: the entire audience turned into one Jew!

You don't sense a metaphor being labored here so much as an awkward, not quite comic misfit between human toilers and their environment.

The agitated, quickly shifting nature of the music, if not quite comic in the way of Buñuel, has a madcap quality.

These seem to be at once graphic novels, yet not quite comics, creating a further level of ambiguity.

The interplay between the two men, with deft comic timing, is quite funny early on, but things grow heavy-handed.

Comic but not quite funny enough, full of glorious arias but cumbersome in its need for spoken dialogue, Mozart's opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio) always presents problems in the theatre.

Andy was quite a comic character and strangely likeable.

He was quite a comic character, very excitable, but I was very fond of him.