Sentence examples for comic wisdom from inspiring English sources
He shows remarkable comic wisdom and who'd have guessed?
He is the king-maker because he is this unbelievable source of comic wisdom.
The comic wisdom of "The Tyrant's Novel" is that Alan Sheriff's absurd narrative is, finally, just one story among many.
It's no wonder the picture is a hit with my friends' mothers — the comic folk wisdom in "Wedding" flatters the hell out of them.
"It is a magnificent novel of humane breadth and wisdom, comic tenderness and powerful political acuteness," Professor Lee said.
Professor Lee said of the winning novel: "It is a magnificent novel of humane breadth and wisdom, comic tenderness and powerful political acuteness.
A victim, Trev-Mun, authof of a comic called Ragnarok Wisdom, wrote: "I got the impression that they enjoyed this kind of thing as a kid enjoys kicking down others' sandcastles".
Howard Jacobson won the Man Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award, on Tuesday night for "The Finkler Question," a comic novel about friendship, wisdom and anti-Semitism.
White's friend John Irving found happy transgender romances under every New England tree in the shaggy-dog progress of his omnisexual hero through In One Person (Doubleday, £18.99) - a serenely comic vindication of the wisdom of the outsider.
Twenty years ago, if you said girlfriend, people would say, 'No, it's partner.'" For many comics, it is received wisdom that this proscription existed, and that it was a bad thing.
What results on the page is a celebration of immaturity, a rant against the normal, a comic screed against dogma, conventional wisdom, doctrinaire or institutional thinking.
