Sentence examples for comic shaped from inspiring English sources

His first film, "Six Shooter," recently won the Oscar for best live-action short, which would be meaningless if the film weren't so eloquent and comic, shaped by a sophisticated cinematic imagination.

Yiddish-inflected New York culture and an immersion in comics shaped his future.

Called "Trojan Horse," this floor-to-ceiling work, with its comic shape, sets an upbeat tone for the show.

By contrast, what the new movie demonstrates is that eccentricity and outrage prove their worth, and acquire their comic shape, only when squeezed into the confines of the workaday world — the world of Jackie and Stu.

By contrast, what the new movie demonstrates is that eccentricity and outrage prove their worth, and acquire their comic shape, only when squeezed into the confines of the workaday world the world of Jackie and Stu.

The four-color, six-panel comic strip shaped Patricia Highsmith the crime writer like nothing else — however much she cared to cite Dostoyevsky and Henry James.

What if a comic museum was shaped like a cluster of enormous concrete speech bubbles?

Mr. Bowen and Mr. Bell have turned themselves into well-drawn comic characters, and shaped their struggles — and those of Ms. Blickenstaff and Ms. Blackwell — into a shaggy saga of youthful hopes frustrated, channeled and (hooray!) ultimately rewarded, as their doodle of a musical comes together and wins a slot at the prized festival.

In responding to the often vapid print adventures of his competitors, Mr. Lee was incredibly canny in the way he shaped comic-book heroes and subverted the idiom.

On the other hand, all the siblings did generally agree on what was funny, implying that their shared environments shaped their comic sensibilities.

On the day I visited Baltimore's Jewish Museum, Rabbi Simcha Weinstein was there promoting his 2006 book, "Up, Up, and Oy Vey! How Jewish History, Culture, and Values Shaped the Comic Book Superhero" (Leviathan Press).