Sentence examples for comedic spectacle from inspiring English sources

There was no sequel to the comedic spectacle that surrounded the Knicks on Monday.

You want to create moments that people remember, some sort of comedic spectacle; the thing that makes people go, 'You have to see this movie!' I like those big physical comedy moments.

Colbert's stunt was intended to make a comedic spectacle of Republican candidate Newt Gingrich's recent claims that he called out to a Super PAC and did not overstep campaign regulations in his candidacy for president.

The writers were brainstorming ideas for a spectacle: an elaborately designed comedic eye-popper, bigger than the "Meryl-Go-Round" or the "Mo'Lympics," possibly approaching the scale of Billy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which aired last season.

Brown also takes pains to separate the spectacle of the OJ trial – which adds a comedic element to The People v OJ – from the superficially similar spectacle of the seemingly endless body camera videos depicting police killings.

Or comedic.

Call it comedic translation.

A. Yeah, comedic metaphysics.

"Now Your Dunnit," comedic mystery.

John Forster, comedic singer.

Even ingenious comedic people.