Sentence examples for comical attitude from inspiring English sources

The protagonist in the stories has a comical attitude toward his adopted country: a bit contemptuous but also grateful (and mostly good-humored).

Their commercial success brought increased media exposure, to which the Beatles responded with an irreverent and comical attitude that defied the expectations of pop musicians at the time, inspiring even more interest.

Linkola gave additional praise to the soundtrack and audio work, stating that the "very fitting voices... adds to the comical duo's wisecracking attitude".

Younger parliamentarians, wrestling with the practicalities of tax reform and job creation, tend to see their elders' attitude as rather comical nostalgia.All the same, that longing for the Greens' "salad days" is still quite common among the rank and file, so the national executive's draft programme tries to take account of it.

With modest means and a limited field of action, Hong achieves a complexity akin to the grand historical meditations of Alain Resnais; steering clear of explicit politics, he conjures revealing attitudes through reverberant — and often comical — details.

Watch Vince McMahon usher in the Attitude Era:   "Wrestling went from being sometimes comical to very serious, and there was a lot of depth regarding the vastness in which people performed.

Another hit: "At the root of Professor Jones's attitude to the leprosy of Leviticus lies a comical misunderstanding.

PHOTOS: Leading ladies of the fall TV season Prominent in this scrappy band are John (Luke Mitchell), who has attitude; Cara (Peyton List), who has sense; and Russell Aaron Yooo), who is semi-comical.

Even the press seems to treat the subject with a certain comical curiosity, a far cry from derision or shock, more of a nudge, nudge sort of attitude.

That's just comical.

"It's quite comical.