Sentence examples for comical example from inspiring English sources

Bubayaro FC's owner has disbanded his team.The episode is a particularly comical example of the corruption endemic in Nigerian football.

"The comical example is 10 years of travel — what's that going to tell someone?" Lest anyone think the process was once easier, E. Pendleton James, who was the head of the Office of Presidential Personnel for Ronald Reagan, said it was not.

It was a sadly comical example of the inability to tell the difference between weather and climate, and of the failure to grasp the meaning of the word "global".

For that 10-20% where NELL misses the mark the results can be somewhat comical— for example, according to NELL, AOL's parent company is CarPhone and the Palm Treo is an Apple product.

For example, comical language and imagery, such as the picture of a beer glass, were used in the programme's promotional materials to attract men and convey the message that their internet-based programme allowed treats like beer.

I learned the comical word "comfy", for example, from her "These 'n' That 'n' Those".

Other than that, it's just Kitson's bespoke brand of standup-meets-raconteurship, whereby most characters talk like Daniel Kitson, and are apt to digress into comical rants about (for example) the dog owners who claim to be "parents" to their pets.

This being a Janet Jackson album, there are a smattering of sex jams (the almost comical Rope Burn, for example), but there are also bold R&B classics such as the bouncy Go Deep and the desperate longing of I Get So Lonely.

It hasn't helped that the program was unsound from the start, laden by Congress with overgenerous subsidies and almost comical provisions that allowed, for example, insurance payouts for structures that flooded up to 16 times.

Crude, unsubtle, comical, it is yet another example of Cerny's displeasure with post-revolution democracy; the fates of the Czech people, he feels, rest uneasily in the dictatorial, money-grabbing hands of inept politicians.

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.