Sentence examples for comical character from inspiring English sources

The only moment of pure wonder belongs to Ant-Man, when he reveals his powers of self-transformation, precisely because he's essentially a comical character (and Rudd, who is essentially a comic actor, makes the most of the moment).

Oh Boy Comical character study of a young Berlin dropout that's bagged festival prizes.

Having mostly taken more serious roles in recent years, the film sees Cranston return to a more comical character.

The quiet, soft-spoken personality I would see on television and read about in the papers was quickly replaced by a big-hearted and comical character.

V may or may not be found and the comical character names may suggest that nothing is to be taken too seriously.

Fox is the comical character in these tales, as he is in many European and Asian folktales; it is sometimes postulated, incorrectly, that these tales were brought in with the Spanish conquest.

This rises sufficiently above the triteness of the premise to present us with vibrantly comical characters in very real pain.

According to Brake, the episode gave Franklin and Brown the opportunity to show the sadness behind the often comical characters of Ethel and Dot.

More comical characters and machinations build up speed to the climax, a mighty storm that blows the ill winds of secrecy away, revealing a family.

The essentials: Popular in England since the early 1700s, the panto is eccentric entertainment with comical characters, lots of audience participation and, though the show may be aimed at kids, the kind of double entendres that elicit a wicked chuckle from adults.

In the trilogy Sword of Honour (Men at Arms, 1952; Officers and Gentlemen, 1955, Unconditional Surrender, 1961) the social pervasiveness of mediocrity is personified in the semi-comical character "Trimmer", a sloven and a fraud who triumphs by contrivance.