Sentence examples for comedic abilities from inspiring English sources

The band's comedic abilities, when they do appear, now seem more finely tuned.

OTTAWA — Neither the quiet Marian Gaborik nor the debonair Henrik Lundqvist are noted for their comedic abilities, but the Rangers teammates have a little shtick going at the N.H.L. All-Star festivities.

Ms. Wolcott has a gift for organizing space, but her sophisticated comedic abilities are probably her strongest suit, and "Dramarama!" was never better than in those first deranged — fun with stereotypes!

The circus star has performed worldwide, noted for his crazy hairdo and comedic abilities.

The production had a difficult start due to Hepburn's struggles with her character and her comedic abilities.

Several reviewers, even those who did not enjoy the show, applauded Poehler's comedic abilities and said her talent, timing and likability helped elevate the series above some of its flaws.

His sister talks about his early comedic ability, his habit as a kid of talking to their mother like John Wayne.

Well obviously men and women have differently wired brains, which could be expressed as a difference in comedic ability.

Anyone attempting to theorise about the genetic aspect of comedic ability will find some conflicting data in the case of Manchester's Katie Mulgrew.

The more than two dozen performers on the tour – ranging from male survivors to First Nations survivors – were auditioned only for comedic ability and then given carte blanche to take the stage with their stories.

Renaldo Gardner, in yellow and orange (Naoko Nagata dressed the dancers in a colorful assortment of pants, shirts, vests, and skirts), a compact dancer with a natural comedic ability, stole the show when he walked on with a bag of chips (an echo of Abraham's "Pavement") and then launched into a terrific solo, full of charm.