Sentence examples for comedy reflects from inspiring English sources

Comedy reflects the world you're living in.

Comedy reflects the age it is performed in.

Now we're at odds, and comedy reflects that.

The second and latest film, Mr Bean's Holiday, tells the story of Mr Bean's trip to the south of France, and a large slice of its comedy reflects the stereotypical haplessness of Brits abroad.

From the biting satire and high farce of the Old Comedy of classical Athens to the social comedy of Menander, the ancestor of the western tradition of the comedy of manners, Greek comedy reflects the evolution of both political structures and moral attitudes.

John Carey, chairman of the judges' panel, described it as "a coruscating black comedy reflecting our alarm but also our fascination with modern America".

The chair of the Booker judges, Professor John Carey, called it "a coruscating black comedy reflecting our alarm and fascination with modern America".

Albert Herring retained Grimes's Suffolk setting, but otherwise appeared completely different: a smallscale, genteel comedy reflecting the delightful idiosyncrasies of English village life.

In between, Moran and his Bandwagon ensemble are presiding over programs devoted to the music of Thelonious Monk, poetry (featuring Elizabeth Alexander and Yusef Komunyakaa), folk music, and comedy, reflecting the wide swath of entertainment that originally filled the basement establishment.

Chabrol's fascination with the grotesque, his use of the irony of situation, and his commingling of tragedy and comedy reflect the strong stylistic influence of the English director Alfred Hitchcock.

(In an instance of comedy reflecting scientific discovery, Monty Python riffed on a strikingly similar idea when they made fun of David Attenborough in a 1974 sketch called "The Walking Tree of Dahomey").