Sentence examples for comic slightly from inspiring English sources

A stance which, if it holds - and if US teenagers even know what the WI is - might make the comic slightly less cool among its target audience.

There are two layers of idiom-making laid one on top of the other in Runyon's writing, a technique that accounts both for its complexity and for its comic, slightly out-of-focus nature — for its mixture of authenticity and unreality.

My therapy group, for instance, was never robbed at gunpoint, but I had a friend whose group was, and the minute she told me the story I stashed it in my "Use This Someday" file and hoped I would be the first person to take advantage of what seemed to me just the sort of comic, slightly public episode that was destined to be used by someone, sooner rather than later.

The same elements are present: '80s hair and bathing suits that seem comic and slightly grotesque to us now.

Lynch sees her comic approach slightly differently: "There's a kind of comedy that is all about hitting the joke as quickly as possible, the wacka-wacka.

BBC1 has given comics a slightly longer run out on Live at the Apollo, which has launched comedy careers in the same way that, in America, an HBO Special allows a bigger audience to see great live acts.

Anya Davidson is a fresh, new voice in comics who slightly reminds me of Jack Kirby, Gary Panter, and Moscoso but not in a way that feels like a ripoff.

The scene is slightly comic.

More slightly comic guitar heroics from the former Darkness man.

Amid the increasing gloom, there was one slightly comic element.

Battery-powered cars, meanwhile, are slightly comic: more like milk-floats than Maseratis.