Sentence examples for a hint of comedy from inspiring English sources

"But there's always a hint of comedy to it, because I think all of it is very, very funny.

If director Kim Ji-whose whorrororror hit was recently re-made as The Uninvited, can't quite match Leone for extravagant action with a big hint of comedy, he has a damn good try, with the help of three of the country's biggest stars and Korea's biggest budget to date.

The film is not afraid to test our patience, or to play with supernatural logic, and you are left with much to puzzle over, but there are passages of quiet grace, and even a mournful hint of comedy.

Little is known about Philipp Friedrich Boddecker whose 'Natus est Jesus' was the first motet she sang, but that merry hymn to maternity allowed the quality of Bottone's voice to shine: a pure tone with a carrying edge, and here with an additional hint of comedy.

There's always a hint of a goof, an element of comedy and stifled burlesque, in his historical reconstructions — it's even built into the title of "Story of My Death".

The "Rushmore" and "Lost in Translation" star is often at his magnetic best when he laces his comedy with a hint of disquiet.

THE THEATRE reviews of "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe" and "Betrayal"... Tomlin radiates integrity without sanctimony, and a reserved, gracious warmth; and her comedy lacks even a hint of psychic neediness or desperation.

By Nancy Franklin The New Yorker, November 27, 2000 P. 178 THE THEATRE reviews of "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe" and "Betrayal"... Tomlin radiates integrity without sanctimony, and a reserved, gracious warmth; and her comedy lacks even a hint of psychic neediness or desperation.