Sentence examples for comedic lines from inspiring English sources
Her self-deprecation never allows her to come out and say that the main reason she's been around for so long is because she's completely brilliant at what she does, delivering comedic lines with an expert's timing and a knowing nod.
The pirates amused me with their comedic lines.
There are clunky, comedic lines that fall so flat they resemble watching a sitcom without a laugh track.
Instead, using their experience from previous games, Faliszek and Wolpaw kept the story and key comedic lines short, and repeated them frequently.
It's a great role for me because I love natural comedy, and the writer, David Babcock wrote in some great comedic lines for me.
Veteran folk-rock singer and songwriter Ian delivered one of the best comedic lines of the evening upon receiving the Grammy for spoken word album for her recording of her book "Society's Child: My Autobiography" in a category that also included recordings by former President Clinton, First Lady Michelle Obama, MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow and comedian-talk show host Ellen DeGeneres.
In the draggy 1977 film comedy "Mother, Jugs and Speed" -- which also starred Raquel Welch and Harvey Keitel -- the grape-jelly comedic line readings had a surprising, delayed tartness, because Mr. Cosby married that flip dignity of his to the threat of physical violence.
These guys devote all their time and energy to finding that perfect comedic line.
Just like Seinfeld's comedic line, "Not that there's anything wrong with that," when referring to homosexual behavior, "Is it racist," has become the new tagline to uncomfortable words ushered between people.
The Kinks – Death of a Clown I love the mixture and contrast of the ghostly backing vocals with the almost comedic piano lines.
American dancer, choreographer, and director who revolutionized musicals with his distinct style of dance including his frequent use of props, signature moves, and provocative steps and was well known for eschewing light comedic story lines for darker and more-introspective plots.
