Sentence examples for always comedy from inspiring English sources

John Updike (1932-2009) by Ian McEwan There is in Updike always comedy or mischief in moments of frustrated entitlement.

"Why is it always comedy that brings out the worst in people?" implores Frankie Boyle, tone of seething exasperation bleeding through.

I think it's because there's always comedy and the comedy is at a higher risk level, which is exciting to watch.

Mass-media meditations on masculine makeup — like "Some Like It Hot," "Tootsie" and "Mrs. Doubtfire" — are always comedies.

When I was teenager, it was always comedies.

I've always loved comedy.

The secret of Hicks' psychic survival has always been comedy.

"Blacks have always appreciated comedy because of that".

"It's always a comedy of errors really.

If you see Marlon Brando or the greatest dramatic actors, they can't always do comedy.

As always, accidental comedy ensues; this time when he spends a verse complaining of people not "feeling themselves" enough'.