Sentence examples for a comic sensibility from inspiring English sources

Mainly it concerns Mr. Kimmel because he has a comic sensibility honed on pushing limits.

But they share a comic sensibility and say their work habits are complementary.

Those, though, come with a comic sensibility that Brookner's noticeably lacks.

Yet behind a comic sensibility that is sometimes provocative and sometimes puerile, Mr. MacFarlane is a committed fan of the first "Cosmos" who laments a modern society that he says has lost its fascination with science.

May 10 2009 Michael Smith and Paul McMahon, two performance artists with a comic sensibility whose work dates back to the seventies and eighties, present some of their favorite pieces from back in the day.

Ms. Munn said the pie jump was her suggestion ("a horrible, horrible idea") and that it was just one facet of a comic sensibility — rapid-fire, unapologetically vulgar, frequently sexual — that runs contrary to the expectations of male viewers.

When I think of Will, think of him as a contemporized version of [philosopher] Ludwig Wittgenstein, with a more comic sensibility and an inclination to be a dramatist.

Though the show is a drama, it is served up with a droll comic sensibility that is a refreshing change in this season of sorceresses and she-devils, which gets even witchier next week with the arrival of "American Horror Story: Coven" and a new "Sabrina" cartoon on Hub.

Yet CollegeHumor.com isn't the expression of a governing comic sensibility determined to entertain an audience with, say, Stupid Pet Tricks; rather, the audience decides what is funny, and entertains itself.

"The films deploy a light comic sensibility and graphics that suggest a '60s caper.

Some funny, others with a blacker comic sensibility.