Sentence examples similar to comical bunch from inspiring English sources

This sounds slightly comical – a bunch of do-gooders holding up animal signs – but that's because we've come to see acts of caring as comical in themselves.

If British viewers find a lot of I, Daniel Blake comical, then perhaps it's because we're a more cynical bunch.

They may look comical, but there isn't a couch potato in the bunch.

There was something comical about holing myself up in a three-star hotel with a bunch of teenagers — most of the other subjects were college students keen on the three hot meals a day, the novelty of staying in a hotel room, and the not insubstantial fee of a few hundred dollars.

George Bush, for instance, might have challenged Gerald Ford for the most comical president owing to his grammatical problems but he blew that title by doing a bunch of seriously bad things and now, instead, he is the most inept and dangerous and tragic and stupid and dangerous and, most of all, worst president of my lifetime.

That's just comical.

"It's quite comical.

"It was comical.

This produces comical results.

"It was almost comical".

Seems almost comical now.