Sentence examples for comical assertion from inspiring English sources

Byrne's 2002 hit Lazy is knocked around by jittery trumpet-splats, for example, and the comical assertion of their mutual number, I Am an Ape – that Byrne is "a masterpiece, a hairy beast" – is given unexpected gravitas by the band's stately jazz treatment.

It's there in education minister Christopher Pyne's ridiculous threats to research funding and comical assertions that he is a "fixer" even as his university policy lies in tatters, or the thinking that would even contemplate a double dissolution election to roll the dice again to get a more compliant Senate, having utterly failed to properly negotiate with this one.

There are so many more lasting rewards to be achieved by making a woman smile -- by encouraging her and doing whatever we can to make her day a little easier and a little brighter -- than by belittling her in some comical testosterone-fueled assertion of masculine "dominance".

Comical personage, painted wood.

That's just comical.

"It's quite comical.

"It was comical.

This is almost comical.

It seems rather comical.

This produces comical results.

"It was almost comical".