Sentence examples for comic attitude from inspiring English sources
What linked his roles in films like "The Freshman" and "The Kid Brother" was "a comic attitude" that combined "determination, optimism, ambition and ingenuity".
Bell-bottoms were, he said, a way of expressing personal freedom, the delight and beauty of movement, and a rather comic attitude toward life.
It is not surprising that they selected their themes from every Renaissance problem of order and authority, of passion and reason, of good and evil and explored every comic attitude to people and society with unsurpassed vigour and vision.
As soon as the style of the play's nominal star, Kathie Lee Gifford, makes it clear that genuine comic attitude will turn into performing attitude while she's around, one begins to detect the incompatibility between collaborative lightness and star tripping.
Thus, we used a similar scale, which we termed the Comic Attitude Scale (CAS), by using the word "comic" in place of "biology" in the original BAS.
Even though Norman Reedus' character wasn't in Robert Kirkman's original comics, Dixon's attitude and crossbow quickly helped him transition into one of the show's central characters.
"The attitude toward comic books, they show their hand a little bit," Mr. Snyder said.
"I've gone out for the manicurists and all the other Asian roles, where the characters are all about attitude and comic relief, but most of those parts weren't recognizable as people," said Ms. Lim, who was born and raised in Hong Kong.
In a prelude, delivered by several characters directly to the audience with a Shakespearean attitude toward comic artifice (think of Puck at the end of "A Midsummer Night's Dream") but contemporary lingo ("What happened is this" is the repeated refrain), we learn the background, which conjures up a tale of mythic proportions.
Still it is Reynolds fresh attitude and comic reactions that make the movie bearable.
For queer creators and their readers, the comics that grew out of the burgeoning gay liberation movement played a similar role, even if the attitude these comics displayed toward the Normals was more layered.
