Sentence examples for comic expression from inspiring English sources

Fame is a comic expression of narcissism.

ROBERT MANKOFF: I believe in freedom of expression at that extends to comic expression.

Garry Trudeau is essentially a social novelist, his topical satire and intricate family dynamics and elaborate camera angles all serving to divert attention from the monotony of his comic expression.

To some he is the towering genius who gave comic expression to the despair of human existence; to others his dramatic oeuvre amounts to little more than a tiresomely prolonged shrug.

Saving the world with laughter is so powerful a pretension that Mr. Williams, Jerry Lewis and Roberto Benigni have all accepted the ultimate double-dare -- finding comic expression in Nazi oppression.

Readers of Englander's stories, whose characters worry about hairy upper lips and unbeautiful Orthodox wigs, might see this rhinoplastic turn as a comic expression of ambivalence toward a fundamental feature of Jewish identity, but the caprice seems tonally irreconcilable with the events of the book.

He regaled audiences with comic expressions and quirky dialogue delivered with an inimitable nasal inflection.

After 15 minutes of mugging and rolling his eyes for the camera, he has pretty much expended his arsenal of comic expressions.

Both deviations suggest that Hansen achieves his most affecting — and comic — expressions when he stays close to one side or the other of the felt real.

Appropriating a border wall running the length of the disputed areas between Israel and Palestine, JR pasted a giant triptych of a rabbi, a priest and an imam wearing deliberately comic expressions.

Edgardo Vega Yunqué, whose novels and stories about life on the Lower East Side of Manhattan were picaresque, combustive and sometimes flamboyantly comic expressions of the Puerto Rican experience in New York's multicultural maelstrom, died on Aug. 26 in Brooklyn.