Sentence examples for comic vision from inspiring English sources

An unsettling comic vision embraces a flock of finches, the food chain, fate and death.

"The author's comic vision goes beyond original," Marilyn Stasio wrote here in 1995.

That it doesn't is testament to a comic vision that is utterly singular.

Jerusalem is a comic vision of life in contemporary rural England.

The same is true (perhaps on a different plane) with comedy — the so-called "comic vision".

Now Stoller has directed "The Five-Year Engagement," which comes close to offering a complete comic vision of life.

Mr. Marc, the author of "Comic Visions: Television Comedy and American Culture" (Blackwell, 1989), said that "comedians owe more to Sid Caesar than almost anyone else".

But the work from Haiti is dark and hellish, a black-comic vision of masked, bare-chested figures slathered with oily tar and brandishing fake weapons.

This captivating survey of his work in lithography also reveals a mordant, tragi-comic vision that calls to mind Conrad's "Heart of Darkness".

In the Marvel comics, Vision is an android created by villain Ultron, but is convinced by The Avengers to fight with them.

It's less the tendentious didacticism than the comic, mythological vision that makes it compelling.