Sentence examples for comic self from inspiring English sources

Florence Rice provides the love interest most attractively and Billie Burke is her reliably comic self as young Mr. Brown's fretful mater.So the Capitol is entitled to exclaim "Surprise!

In getting it, he has become a cool guy to the next generation, exploring his cross-dressing comic self and, best, working steady, drumming his heart and hands out.

For Ms. Jones, this set — the first of six she is scheduled to play at Carolines this weekend — seemed to cap an exuberant reassertion of her comic self (on "S.N.L.," at the Emmys, on Twitter) after she was the target of vicious internet attacks.

Hicks certainly went for broke and pronounced his real comic self in the banned Letterman performance, which he'll be reprising in New York at Caroline's Comedy Club on October 27th, and which he wrote out for me in a thirty-nine-page letter that also recounts his version of events.

My comic self feels embarrassed that I'm a life coach.

The script reflects Segel's affinity for comic self-mortification.

His relentless and comic self-aggrandizing only added to his celebrity.

He doesn't have Jackie Chan's comic self-awareness or Bruce Lee's intensity or Chow Yun-Fat's beauty.

Playwright Joe Orton and author Sue Townsend's Adrian Mole, masters of the language of comic self-importance, were born there.

Like the songs themselves, the films bask in an aura of comic self-aggrandisement and petulant self-parody.

THE actress Jackie Hoffman -- five feet of auburn-coiffed nervous energy -- has made a career of comic self-deprecation.