Sentence examples for comic nature from inspiring English sources

So while most of the time she would give us a nasty look if we cut one, I think the irresistible natural comic nature of farting would overtake her.

This tells us something about the hybrid comic nature of the novel in general.

Writers such as Bellow, Joyce and Rushdie remind us of the fundamentally comic nature of life.

Now that the cold war is over, the incisively comic nature of the characters can move back to center stage.

Unlike most other books aimed at a young audience, Dahl's works had a darkly comic nature, frequently including gruesome violence and death.

A petite but boisterous host, Ms. Duarte stalks the stage in her signature neon pumps, lending the gatherings a fun, freewheeling atmosphere, with an emphasis on the comic nature of failure.

"We understood that Iron Man was a popular character that would appeal to many adults but considered its comic book nature, and the availability of various related toys, meant it was likely to have particular appeal to children and young people.

Her metaphysical dream streak is rooted in a comic-absurdist nature.

Lucy Porter: The Good Life Pleasance Bubbly comic considers the nature of morality.

"Jerry Lewis: The 'Legendary Jerry Collectionn" (Paramount): As the French have known for years, Lewis is both a comic force of nature and an astoundingly expressive filmmaker.

The theatrical aside, you would have concluded, is irresistibly comic in its nature, a rug-pulling bit of verbal slapstick which had the audience in stitches.