Sentence examples for comedy elements from inspiring English sources
The whimsical comedy elements and occasional moments of animation sit uncomfortably next to the moments of bloodletting.
Offsetting all that is more populist fare: David Hockney at London's Royal Academy, a celebration of Alan Ayckbourn in Scarborough and Chichester; and, presumably, the pop and comedy elements of the festival, which are to be announced next year.
In her first straight dramatic role, albeit one with comedy elements, Hart has proved a hit: Chummy's awkward flirting with Constable Noakes, wobbly cycling and surprise medical ability delighting the show's more than 10 million viewers.
He said in a telephone interview before the broadcast that he planned to do a show with many of his familiar comedy elements, complete with a joke-filled monologue, except with a heightened sensitivity with every punch line.
Both Bill Maher on "Politically Incorrect" on ABC and Craig Kilborn on "The Late Late Show" on CBS followed Mr. Letterman on Monday night with shows that dropped all comedy elements and concentrated on sober discussion about the terrorist attacks and their aftermath.
Act Two brings more distinction between these characters, but at times it feels as if the show's vaudeville and silent movie comedy elements – very well done here, echoing the crumbling theatricality of the set – are promoted at the expense of other themes.
And they're brilliant musicians, which is traditionally sexy too; the comedy element in their music doesn't detract from that.
Dead End in Norvelt was reviewed by Beth McMillan, 13, who says that she loved the comedy element and how different the story was: "a breath of fresh air".
CBS had also nixed a comedy element.
Overweight, sexist and bigoted, five times married Devis is the series' main comedy element and frequently gets the best lines.
After criticism of comedian Michelle Wolf's speech at this year's dinner, the WHCA announced last month that it would scrap the comedy element of the evening altogether.
