Sentence examples for comic example from inspiring English sources
The greatest comic example is The Ladykillers.
There was one almost comic example of that reticence that I didn't include in the article.
The artist's couldn't have picked a more comic example to demonstrate this new way of depicting motion.
Leaking sensitive information to the Sun in the middle of the Leveson process was an almost comic example of Knacker's old-as-sin style.
A nice comic example comes in "Love so Fleeting, Love so Fine", where just the sign "Wendy is back!" in the window of a shoe-shop is enough to have the narrator imagine Wendy's whole life and fall in love with her.
To take a near-comic example, the firms did not present a single executive as meriting a pay grade below the 50th percentile of their supposed peer group, according to two people in Feinberg's office.
In another -- somewhat comic -- example, Tom and I were doing our last-minute Christmas shopping at a big toy store.
In addition to the features that Madefire already offers, Wolstenholme suggested the platform could also help connect comics to other media — parts of IDW's Star Trek and Transformers comics, for example, could link to relevant content from the movies, TV, and more, turning them into "the pulse of that story world".
Elaborating, for instance, on the truism that "in Paris, women and men are supposed to please each other on the street," and thus never go out in public without looking impeccably put together, she offers herself as a comic counter-example.
This project-based resource from TeachIt sets students the task of researching the history of comics, sourcing examples of different types and analysing the common attributes of the books' heroes, before creating their own.
For example, comic book writer Peter David reflects that in writing Marvel Comics character Shatterstar, he "to some degree... key[s] his personality off Captain Jack Harkness" insofar as he is "swashbuckling, enthusiastic and sexually curious about anything with a pulse".
