Sentence examples for comic imagination from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, any imagined physical decline is not accompanied by a withering of her comic imagination, which is as sparkling as ever.

Bitching is this stand-up's best mode - her comic imagination rises to it.

Here, surely, was Amis's comic imagination at full stretch – and applied to matters of the utmost seriousness.

Sarah Ruhl's surreal comic imagination would seem to immunize her from the temptation of television writing, but you never know.

Mr. Pryor's brilliant comic imagination and creative use of the blunt cadences of street language were revelations to most Americans.

But a deeper and more troubling metaphor may be the house itself, which represents the limitations of an insular, exclusive and increasingly self-cannibalizing comic imagination.

But its resilient charms, its public characters and its careworn gemutlichkeit also fed the comic imaginations of Paul Mazursky and, of course, Woody Allen.

Gross writes of contemporary Anishinaabe writers, "Maintaining the role of cultural hero in new stories and new roles, the trickster liberates the Anishinaabe from the oppression of colonialism and opens healing vistas of the imagination" ("Comic Vision" 456).

The risks he takes are almost always justified, however, by the comic resourcefulness of his imagination.

The injection of excitement into Scotland's political scene courtesy of the referendum and subsequent SNP landslide has clearly captured this young comic's imagination.

The little neighbor kid (played by Marten Weiner, creator Matt's son) who combined his lonely boy comic book imagination with his fascination for the beauteous Betty Draper of the day into his "rescuer" half of the spookiest male-female relationship on this show.