Sentence examples for a comical figure from inspiring English sources

"He was almost like a comical figure.

Leadsom is a comical figure, but as the going gets tougher expect more sinister pressures.

In fairness to Thurber, Ross's contemporaries often did regard him as a comical figure.

He has many of the characteristics of a Bertie Wooster – he's idle, impractical and enjoys a drink – but he isn't a comical figure at all.

A comical figure emerges in the unctuous developer Joseph Sitt, who does his interview in front of a statue of a horse.

The image does not change -- the Buddha is still a comical figure created from a stack of tires sitting under a tree whose branches are heavy with ripe oranges.

Particularly wrenching for him was the fate of his wife, Martha, who was regarded as a somewhat comical figure — a Southern Gracie Allen for the Nixon era — even as she was falling apart.

Turner here is a bumbling, comical figure but one who also possesses huge intellectual curiosity and single-mindedness.

Richard E Grant's Comstock is a considerably more comical figure - particularly well-suited to the disastrous Soho binge when some money does come in - while Helena Bonham-Carter's Rosemary has become considerably more sexually confident.

Sambo is lazy, no-account, and not very smart, a comical, pathetic figure.

(Putin seemed very much the regent for the weak and comical figure of Dmitry Medvedev).