Sentence examples for comic feel from inspiring English sources
For a while there was a faintly comic feel to the story.
Forensic close-up footage transforms serial killer Dexter Morgan's morning routine into something more sinister and nails the show's darkly comic feel in less than two minutes.
To the outsider there was an almost comic feel to this explosion of sycophancy, even if some of the praise for the thoughts of Xi Jinping seemed to be heartfelt.
Those ludicrous touches give the film a warm comic feel, rather than the bitter chill that emanates from In the Loop.
But then there's the revelation, as Seinfeld the improviser in the "real" reunion scenes achieves this incredible smile-glint limber comic feel that transcends everything he's done both on the show and in stand-up.
In terms of being labeled the "future of comedy itself," how did it make you, as an LGBT comic, feel?
Older comedians wondered why such a skilled comic felt compelled to resort to blue material, the obscenity-laced routines about race, sex and religion that led to Bruces frequent arrests.
"They booked the show last November and it took them [until] now to cancel it because they didn't want 'his type'". He added that the comic felt "badly treated".
As he said, "A comic feels all things -- he has to".
Of the group of these new comics, including Batman and Superman, this comic feels the most inspired.
To complete the guise he walks around saying "Tick-tock, grandfather, tick-tock!" This comic feels like being wrapped in a warm blanket of hysterically hysterical funniness.
