Sentence examples for comic conversation from inspiring English sources
Apropos of which there is an odd and oddly comic conversation between Foster and Hunter published in 1995 in Interview magazine at the time of their film.
Q. Have the real firefighters continued to inform the characters on the show? A. Almost every comic conversation that went on in "Rescue Me" in the firehouse came from things we heard from real firefighters who work on the show.
After that, I had what would have been a comic conversation with the lady behind thick plastic glass -- had I not been late for an appointment and in dire need of a pee.
And what follows the darkly comic "Conversations After a Burial," the latest play by Yasmina Reza, author of "Art," into the ever enterprising Almeida on Oct. 31?
The tone is pitch-perfect: darkly comic conversations with agent, father and girlfriend, and the existential self-questioning, the "impulse to look round for hidden cameras and fake mirrors".
Most of the time we're firmly pinioned in bad-sitcom land, a barren place where "comic" conversations end abruptly because if they were taken to a logical conclusion, either plot or gags would falter.
Unfortunately much of the show is taken up by solemn, often unintentionally comic conversations among these three, with Lecter tending to the high-flown ("Killing must feel good to God too; he does it all the time") and Bloom supplying more of a common touch ("Dogs keep a promise a person can't").
Similarly, I feel that a lot of ideas in Black Mirror spring from comic conversations that I'm having.
Scripts; this combines social stories and comic script conversation.
After passing the cash over, this man carpingly implies that Viorel doesn't believe his excuses, an outwardly innocuous comment that leads to a near-comic, uneasy conversation with a shudder of violence.
As I eavesdropped on kinky sex enthusiasts setting up "dates" and "scenes," I thought their negotiations sounded similar to comic nerds' conversations about their favourite characters.
