Sentence examples for comic remarks from inspiring English sources

Tells about comic remarks exchanged by Aaron Copland and Virgil Thomson, both of whom received awards.

Hopping at random between unrelated comic remarks, it thwarts our desire to go somewhere surprising or to discover anything compelling about the personality who might take us there.

In "Laurus," Vodolazkin conveys the simultaneity of existence in his use of language, which, as the translator notes, "blends archaic words, comic remarks, quotes from the Bible, bureaucratese [and] chunks of medieval texts".

Delivering the traditionally comic remarks at the annual White House Correspondents Associationn dinner, the president seemed to enjoy needling Mr. Romney just days after the general election contest effectively got underway.

Jones was responding to the grumpy comic's remarks on Chris Evans's Radio 2 show, when Dee had said he "can't be bothered" to go to towns like Crewe because "when you get there there's actually nothing to do".

The comic's remark would not have seemed out of place in any yuk-yuk palace or ha-ha shack in any city in the country: "I'm not against Republicans.

In the documentary, Kirkman as well as artist Charlie Adlard expressed pleasure that the show is faithful to the comic and remark on the similarities between the actors and the comic's original character drawings.

"That's a real writer with a true comic spirit," Joyce remarked.

Fellow comic Stewart Lee once remarked: "I wouldn't want racists laughing at my jokes, because that's Al Murray's audience".

Meanwhile, another comic known for charmless remarks about sporting women, Frankie Boyle, is on the defensive this week, as Scottish police have been called in to investigate internet threats against the rabble-rousing standup.

The give-and-take between the two is funny, but Masters's comic shock as he remarks on Stuart's underclass ways can sometimes wear thin — or perhaps it will only do so for Americans still cherishing the dream of social mobility.