The phrase "a somewhat comical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a humorous or amusing quality, but not in an overwhelming or extreme way.
Example: "The movie had a somewhat comical approach to serious topics, making the audience both laugh and think."
Alternatives: "a mildly humorous" or "a slightly funny".
The stated goal is always simplicity, paired with a somewhat comical quest for thinness.
In a somewhat comical twist, two of their bullpen castoffs — Duaner Sanchez and Heath Bell — closed out San Diego's win.
Once Higgins was done conversing, Jerry Haas teed off, and the 102nd Open was off to a somewhat comical start.
A somewhat comical pair — they say they wake up in their separate homes and telepathically end up wearing identical outfits — they started out in the scrap metal business.
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.
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.
For her part, Michaela, an orphan from Sierra Leone adopted by older Americans (a quick, somewhat comical introductory shot of a menorah indiscreetly suggests the unsaid), may leave you a puddled mess by the time she finishes telling her story.
He announces himself, in character, "to you maybe a figure somewhat comical, / But as you see here I am riding a dangerous beast / With two horns, innumerable teeth, internal combustion, and a wild tail, to say the least".
But as Fish methodically made his way through a straight-set victory, an odd, and somewhat comical, sight emerged in the otherwise sedate setting.
The sisters cut a striking and somewhat comical presence in Paris, clad in their long Victorian dresses and known for buying an extra seat at the opera to hold their day's purchases.
We found the prospect of a post-Brexit future somewhat comical; surely no sensible business owner would truly want to leave the safe haven of the EU?
