Sentence examples for comedic stance from inspiring English sources
While Ritchie insists that his version will "take advantage of [Holmes's] skills as a boxer and swordsman", the Columbia project looks set to take a more comedic stance.
She serves as a trustee on the Natural Resources Defense Council, is the founder of the Stop Global Warming Virtual March, and the creator of Earth to America!, a film raising environmental awareness with a comedic stance.
Fusion's senior vice president and chief programming officer Billy Kimball said that the network's choice to take a comedic stance is an effort to break the mold of typical political coverage.
From a comedic stance, she's just a classic fish out of a water, overconfident dumb-dumb who, when you're improvising within the constraints of a character like that, anything you say is acceptable.
The threat of cases can sometimes get governments to rethink their regulatory stance, as John Oliver's crackpot comedic investigators showed in their exposé of the effect of tobacco company threats against public health measures in Africa.
Call it comedic translation.
A. Yeah, comedic metaphysics.
"Now Your Dunnit," comedic mystery.
John Forster, comedic singer.
Even ingenious comedic people.
