Sentence examples for comic face from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth pursed her lips and made an adorable comic face.

Her mobile and comic face often belies the fact that only one person is pictured.

As Tranio, the servant to Lucentio (Denis Butkus), yet another of Bianca's would-be husbands, John Keating uses his lanky frame and expressive comic face to expert effect.

As Masha, Kazan gives folly a fine comic face, but she doesn't sufficiently tease out the ugly recklessness of the character's malignant hysteria.

In "Cat's Pajamas," reading from left to right, a black bulbous silhouette like a comic face in profile cuts into an angular white shape.

Earlier "Primary Colors" or "Wag the Dog," a pair of Clinton-era satires that to different degrees put a comic face on the connection among elections, sexual shenanigans and public policy among Democrats.

Photos of males making deliberately comic faces or winking slyly at the camera were categorized as "never".

Frank Sidebottom comic faces pauper's funeral The comic genius behind Mancunian legend Frank Sidebottom is facing a pauper's funeral after dying virtually penniless.

The modesty feels intentional and misleading: the story is a nominally light affair abuzz with minor incidents, comic faces, choreographed nonsense, melodramatic blips and swells.

TV actor Ella Smith (Sold) is to play Helen, part of a cast of familiar comic faces that includes Robert Webb from Peep Show, and Joanna Page, star of BBC3's Gavin and Stacey.

Here and there one can still make out comic faces, icons of consumerism, interracial couplings and the like, but it's all beginning to dissolve into a kind of manic action painting that gives an impression of feverish dreaming.